Gentoo Linux Screenshots

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Disclaimer

The screenshots on this page are contributed by various Gentoo users. Information about the themes used, background images, etc. is not available through Gentoo. You will need to contact the author of the screenshot (if you can find this person) for more information.

You can always try locating the authors on our #gentoo chat channel on irc.freenode.net or through the Gentoo Forums.

E17 EFL overlay (Chopinzee)

First place 2010 screenshot contest!

The window manager is E17, built from the official EFL overlay with itask-ng. The window manager theme is A-SBlack2.edj for the main, grey.edj for the clock, and detour-glossy-red.edj for the itask-ng bar. The wallpaper is Black_wall.edj gimped to properly render at 1920x1080. The terminals are x11-terms/terminal, GTK theme is "crude." The application running in the busy shot is mixxx. The compositor is ecomp with the ecomorph module. The icons on the itask-ng bar are "Token Light."

Simple is Beautiful (whtwtr)

Second place 2010 screenshot contest!

Simple is beautiful but it must be functional and provide the user with tangible information.

Shawn's box currently runs compiz as the window manager with xfce4-panel. The wallpaper is plain old #000000 (black). Two app-admin/conky-1.8.0 instances render the desktop eye-candy. The first conky instance powers the ring meters. The rings represent cpu usage (large white rings), memory usage (green ring), and file system usage (yellow rings). The second conky instance runs the bottom info bar with uptime, temps, up/download speeds, calendar and curent time. The globe image is taken from die.net and is a "Mollweide" projection of the earth's day/night shadow and He uses cron plus a small script to update the image every hour. (The clouds are updated every three hours.) Cool, eh?

Xfce from the xfce-dev overlay (GentooApologetin)

Third place 2010 screenshot contest!

Mona's custom Xfce environment is from the xfce-dev overlay. It's on an ~amd64 desktop running compiz-fusion, modded Salmon gtk2 theme, recolored Humanity Colors icon theme, conky and pcmanfm2 for the desktop, lxterminal and a fine-tuned claws-mail instance. It's completely lightweight and runs stable enough as her everyday main system.

Gnome Lover's Dream (shpaq)

Fourth place 2010 screenshot contest!

The judges liked Michał's balance between icon theme, background, custom conky fonts and the whole look of his desktop.

Simple Elegance (nm)

Fifth place 2010 screenshot contest!

The window manager is dwm. Terminal emulator: urxvt. Wallpaper: of unknown origin. Font: Proggy Tiny Slashed Zero.

(Almost) default GNOME

Bartek's shot is another of the screenshot contest winners. Bartek got this decent look by using the depth illusion of a 3D wallpaper along with clever arrangement of pretty icons. This is good example of how a default theme can be used to create a beautiful screenshot.

Elegant black WM

Another winner of Gentoo Screenshot Contest is Mikołaj, a.k.a. mklimek, who is a KDE user so far, and he doesn't intend to change desktops. On his screenshot you can see some KDE utilities and icons . . . which looks kinda Gnome-like.

Space trip

Robert's screenshot demonstrates an appealing use of blue hues. Excluding cairo-clock, his KDE runs only Qt-based applications: kopete, konsole, and amarok. Robert also cares about his irssi theme, which is distinguished by green colors.

Even more gentooish

That is probably the most "Gentooish" screenshot here ever and personally for me it is the most beautiful. Alexander runs Gnome with the Lila icon set, which not only looks pretty but also befits a Gentoo workstation.

Emerge that!

As you can tell, Massimiliano is going to build media-video/dvdauthor on his KDE box.

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