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A while ago I downloaded the "Mixed Theme Package" for FVWM from http://www.vakuumverpackt.de/fvwm/, but didn't bother to read the Install instructions properly...
Today I took another look and followed the instructions more carefully. Voila - nice version of FVWM with a packet of alternate themes each of which has attractive transparent menus which are quite easily customizable (from text files, syntax self-explanatory). The screenshot shows "air2" theme, but others are also decent, especially "wheat" imho.
Here's my XFCE desktop since almost a year ago; for power users I recommend XFCE and against KDE, because if I start 20 (including certain resource-intensive) programs at once it immediately permanently halts KDE, but XFCE is fast for them. I have a main 4K monitor, and a 1600x1200 above on KVM switch also for classic P3/686, and a Wacom drawing pad/LCD on the right.
[Desktop Entry]
Encoding=UTF-8
Name=Gluqlo: Fliqlo for Linux
Comment=SDL implementation of Fliqlo, a very popular OSX screensaver
Icon=gluqlo
Exec=/usr/libexec/xscreensaver/gluqlo -root
TryExec=/usr/libexec/xscreensaver/gluqlo
StartupNotify=falOCse
Terminal=false
Type=Application
Categories=GNOME;Screensaver;
OnlyShowIn=GNOME;
X-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain=gnome-screensaver
Nice!, SCerovec. 2 more cores than my Rockpro64 should indeed be pretty snappy. Mine is mainly employed as a NAS but I've tried numerous systems, including Slarm, but mainly run DrMoses Aarch64-Slackware now with Plasma and Enlightnement. Enlightenment is really fast even though it has rather glorious graphics. I think I posted a snapshot here, IIRC.
Nice!, SCerovec. 2 more cores than my Rockpro64 should indeed be pretty snappy. Mine is mainly employed as a NAS but I've tried numerous systems, including Slarm, but mainly run DrMoses Aarch64-Slackware now with Plasma and Enlightnement. Enlightenment is really fast even though it has rather glorious graphics. I think I posted a snapshot here, IIRC.
Now that You mention it i need to re-check aarch64 of official Slackware-current again!
Just FTR Aarch64Slackware runs Plasma nicely out of the box. It's plenty fast for NAS work. Enlightenment had to be installed afterward and IIRC from a Slackbuild with only having to specify Aarch64 in the build script as is noted on the ARM-Slackware sub section here. I think the exact syntax was noted by mralk3 a few times.
Just FTR Aarch64Slackware runs Plasma nicely out of the box. It's plenty fast for NAS work. Enlightenment had to be installed afterward and IIRC from a Slackbuild with only having to specify Aarch64 in the build script as is noted on the ARM-Slackware sub section here. I think the exact syntax was noted by mralk3 a few times.
Likewise FTR the Rock 5 is a far cry from being included in official aarc64 Slackware ecosystem - I'm just reading thru just how much is left to be done yet.
Proper job, SCerovec. Conky compiled and works fine on my Rockpro64 with AArch-Slackware64, too. Now if I could just get Cockpit or something like it to give me a nice GUI NAS configurator... that would be slick.
Proper job, SCerovec. Conky compiled and works fine on my Rockpro64 with AArch-Slackware64, too. Now if I could just get Cockpit or something like it to give me a nice GUI NAS configurator... that would be slick.
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