MX Fluxbox Screenshots

[siamhie]

Here's a preview of a new feature available in the upcoming MX-23 fluxbox. Struts

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*session.screen0.struts*: 'integer', 'integer', 'integer', 'integer'::
Shrink the workspace by left, right, top, bottom pixels (positive integers)
This allows you to add some padding to the workspace eg. to keep a fraction
of the desktop visible against maximized windows.
session.screen0.struts.<n> allows to control this for individual heads
(<n> starts counting at 1)
+
Default: *0,0,0,0*

Here is my default maximized window.




Now here is the same maximized window with a 50 pixel border. (bottom variable 85 is to account for my tint2 panel height)

[Jerry3904]

Knew the word but not what it actually was supposed to do. Thanks for the images--gonna have to try that sometime.

[siamhie]

Knew the word but not what it actually was supposed to do. Thanks for the images--gonna have to try that sometime.

@Jerry3904 I honestly don't remember which patches were applied since alpha two was released
but I think this variable could be beneficial to those with lower resolution monitors (1024x768) or maybe the odd sizing (1280x960).

[Jerry3904]

How nice to see the Papirus icons (including Melber's new MXPI one) on the desktop instead of the old Moka ones!

[i_ri]

Hello JayM and Everyone
The small piece of desktop reserved for right-click rootmenu also like a hot corner, when it has hiding full launcher dock with push mouse to edge.

[i_ri]

mx dock hiding does work on a margin set [to 76] on the same edge. hide, unhide. strut [76. The Places menu edge.] ok.
and idesk

[ceeslans]

It's been 10 years or so, since Linus Torvalds' hilarious flipping-off nvidia. Found a nice vector background, hidden somewhere in my wallpaper archive.

In anticipation of MX32 beta2/rc/final, started to customize mxflux, mainly to check compatibility of some tint2 executors and favorite applications (like FSearch; I managed to install this okay, but hope it will reach the official repos soon).
Debian bookworm seems more memory-hungry than bullseye. Even after trimming down the number of startup entries, it consumes ~100Mb more than its predecessor. Admittedly, picom uses more memory than compton, but it's version 9 now offers visually-pleasing rounding of corners - I like that very much. Also, pipewire and its co-apps seem to increase the memory-level. Some volume-related tint2 executors needed a few changes, to correct the obsolete 'pacmd' commands.
Also I'm using an alternative update-notifier script, that runs 5 minutes after login, then shows a dunst notification about (non)available upgrades.
'Date-time' conky made by me, obviously inspired by the Cowon conky.

[Jerry3904]

I like it...would even if I didn't know who that was or what it was about...
1) are you changing the executors we have from you?
2) a square simple conky might make a good add to the MX collection if you were interested.

[i_ri]

hello
idesk

[Freja]

'Date-time' conky made by me, obviously inspired by the Cowon conky.

I like it...would even if I didn't know who that was or what it was about...
1) are you changing the executors we have from you?
2) a square simple conky might make a good add to the MX collection if you were interested.

I agree with Jerry3904. Your made Conky is attractive new Conky.
Maybe everyone will like it.

By all means I want to see your made Conky's "Gilroy font free" version.
Its maybe more cool one.

Gilroy font free Download page (New MX logo splash boot animation's font)
https://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/gilroy