Oh man. How many stickers?
Also. Wait. Slack over weechat? Discord, over weechat? Did I hear that right?
Wow… cmder is really nice. Good share! 
Bitlbee, bruh. It supports websockets now.
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Here’s a update since I’m too lazy to edit my post (more like scroll up)… I’ve decided to have a bit of fun with GTK 2.0 themes. Enjoy!
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Can’t ignore your waifu! It’s too cute 
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I’m Running Arch Linux. What you see in the screen shot are my custom scripts that I wrote.
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Leeky you crazy ass <333
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How do you even manage those many workspaces!
i only use one workspace. i usually have a bunch of terminals open tho.
I run macOS High Sierra (Hackintosh), I like the graphics of the Apple Operating System
I usually work with 5 workspaces (Browser, Terminal, Music, VM, Communication)
I use iTerm 2 as terminal and Fish as shell, my terminal is always divided with tmux (Code, Shell, IRC, Htop)
My Code window has 2 panes, the one on the left is a program written in CUDA using Neovim, while on the right I am connected to a server via SSH to compile it and run it (Parallel Computing).
My IRC window looks like this, I use Weechat
My 4th workspace is running a Kali Linux VM just installed
I hope you like it the way I like it 
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Damn I really like your tmux. Please let me steal that 
Some of you should definitely do autoconf script for your setups, so much of great work!
I like it simple and consistent, and Im lazy
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Guess it’s time for me to join in and push for the conquest of i3 (@anon79434934).
[obligatory “I use Arch Linux”]
I’m very proud of my terminal. It’s Termite with oh-my-zsh, tmux, powerline. Colors are from terminal.sexy, collection/trim-yer-beard. Powerline configs have been modified to match. S-tui is my system monitor, along with top to make up my tmux “Dashboard”.
Weechat for IRC, not changed much from vanilla. On the right is rainbowstream for Twitter, both of which make up my tmux “Social”. Usually I have a third for regular command line stuff, but it looks the same.
Firefox for the browser, and a “demo” of my color scheme.
i3 is pretty heavily changed. I hide the status bar and changed its meta key so I wouldn’t see it as much. A lot of the stuff my status bar was previously providing has now been packed into my tmux powerline.
I haven’t used autoconf for any of this; part of the fun with Arch is doing it all from scratch every time
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@fi6uh Well, thats how an excellent taste for colors looks like!
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Thanks! Took me a while to finally settle, but I like the dark, muted colors
This certainly is nice.
I really like this tmux powerline. Can I please steal this too? My tmux suckssss
{powerline_root}/config_files/themes/tmux/default.json
You’ll want to manually change segment colors, or you won’t see color variation
Thread over, best setup.
Yes, that’s a legit pad of graphing paper and a real Pilot Acroball pen. Contain your jealousy, please.
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You can’t beat me and my 1337 haxxor setup that I’ve upgraded from plain black to orange… I win hands down.
I’m very much interested to have a look at you dotfiles, I’m currently setting up my arch and coincidentally using I3 WM, tmux and ranger, too
Maybe “github” your dotfiles? recently did that! So nice to manage them all in one place + version control.
bye
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