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Screen shots of my new Cinnamon Desktop environment on #Aarch64 #Debian 12.5.

I am really digging the combination of the "High Contrast" widget theme with the ordinary (non-high-contrast) icon and window decoration themes. I am using the "Mojave Light" window decoration theme from the Cinnamon theme repository, and the Adwaita default icon theme for all applications programmed using the Gtk framework. Fonts are all set to DejaVu Sans Mono.

Icons: Qogir-dark WM Theme: Nordic (Otis) for cursor, I enjoy "Bibata Modern Ice"

[Cinnamon] "Retro Heresy: Service Pack 1"

After my last post, I got some suggestions. AND I LOVED 'EM!

Now with audio! https://bolha.tube/w/wNV9TTvPYPVNHoPPtTu54g

Keep in mind this is STILL my work computer. I've installed Tibia and Quake just for the LOLZ. Had mixed reactions from my colleagues. So... mission accomplished? :P

Theme and Icons: https://b00merang-project.github.io/
Wallpaper: https://wallpapers.microsoft.design/ “Nostalgic Scenes Collection”
Audio: Internet Archive https://archive.org/details/windowsxpstartup201910

cc @unixporn

[Cinnamon] "Retro Heresy"

I turned my work notebook into Windows XP to annoy my colleagues and jump scare the company's IT team.

Theme and Icons: https://b00merang-project.github.io/
Wallpaper: https://wallpapers.microsoft.design/ "Nostalgic Scenes Collection"

cc @unixporn

I have hopped again, back to Arch this time

Check it out on Github.

Check it out on Github

OS: LMDE 6

DE: Cinnamon

Not much else, just added a few desklets.

OS: LMDE 6

DE: Cinnamon

Not much else, just added a few desklets.

Note: this was originally a comment I wrote on Lemmy in answer to the question “what type of problems do you solve using Lisp?”. The post got to be a bit too long, and I am re-publishing it here as a proper blog post. I am also including some of a post I wrote on Mastodon which touched on some of these same issues.

So to answer the question: I have known about Common Lisp and Scheme for years, but only recently started using them. This is the story of the 3 Lisp dialects that I use.

Emacs Lisp

I use Emacs and Emacs Lisp to manage my tens of thousands of text files, I write Emacs Lisp scripts to automate simple tasks like searching for pieces of information, formatting it, and outputting it to a report that I might publish on my blog or send in an e-mail. I also use Emacs to help with data cleaning before running machine learning processes. Emacs helps with navigating CSV and JSON files,

OS: LMDE 6

DE: Cinnamon

Dock: Plank

Audio Visualizer: GLava

System stats: Conky

Launcher: Ulauncher

Check out Color Manager, if you want to personalize your themes, icons and wallpapers easily.

Theme and Icons: NovaOS-woodland Wallpaper: rainbowphilosopher Check out Color Manager

I don't super love the icons tbh but I'm having a hard time finding a lighter pink that matches my theme.