linux_megathread_3.pkg.tar.xz -- Post your desktop!

[/Pacha]

festival --tts /dev/urandom/

fun



i regret this please help

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[Port]

oh GOD pacha no what are you doing

[/Pacha]

this was a joke gone wrong

[PurpleMetro]

what does dat do

[/Pacha]

what does dat do

festival's a text to speech interpreter, and i pointed it to the /dev/urandom file which is an entropy pool. so basically it'd just be reading off gibberish (which it did and it was hilarious)

[PurpleMetro]

festival's a text to speech interpreter, and i pointed it to the /dev/urandom file which is an entropy pool. so basically it'd just be reading off gibberish (which it did and it was hilarious)

lol

does anyone know how to get window gaps (padding) on i3?

i don't like it when all of my windows are bunched together >.<

[blueblur121]

does anyone know how to get window gaps (padding) on i3?

i don't like it when all of my windows are bunched together >.<

The point of a tiling window manager is to take up as little space as possible. The point of "resize mode" is so that you don't have to deal with the tiny window edges. Learn your keyboard shortcuts.

[/Pacha]

The point of a tiling window manager is to take up as little space as possible.

...padding is a normal feature in a lot of WMs, and it looks a lot nicer than just floating windows.

[blueblur121]

...padding is a normal feature in a lot of WMs, and it looks a lot nicer than just floating windows.

Oh. NVM then, maybe I'm just wrong.

[/Pacha]

also for his question, this might be of use

[blueblur121]

Hey, I'm having trouble with something. I'm trying to get steam to open in the system tray on startup, but I don't want the window to open when it starts. Is there a way I could start it in the system tray with no window on login?

[blueblur121]

Bump. I need halp D:

[blueblur121]

Bump again.
I don't want this to die. Pls help.

[/Pacha]

I dunno, you're using i3 right? You could try adding exec steam & or maybe exec nohup steam to your i3 config file.

[blueblur121]

I dunno, you're using i3 right? You could try adding exec steam & or maybe exec nohup steam to your i3 config file.

I know how to launch a program from my config file. What I don't know is if there is a way to open a program in the system tray only. Like maybe a flag for the exec or steam commands.