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Published: 2011-05-27 10:19:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 4594; Favourites: 50; Downloads: 73
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+ win 7+ Selfmade VS
+ BBLean
+ Cygwin
+ Samurize
p.s i'm not antisocial
inspired from richard0's Focus @pf
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Ah, Blackbox rules... Come and join us on www.blackbox4windows.com it would be our honor and pleasure
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Best windows shot! It reminds me my loved linux!
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P.S. I'm not antisocial, society is anti-me
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Hahahahahahahaha..
That isn't Windows, Windows can't be THAT beautiful
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Dude this is very well done! When I use Windows I often kit it out to make it look very Linux-like (using Xming and coLinux most of the time), but this is on a whole other level! The ncmpc in particular fooled me well
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nice work man, I loved! your inspiration at pf, best shot of ssc in my opinion...
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thanks bro
yeah, richard0 is awesome. personally i loving that daringfireball-inspired colorschemes
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Totally, works great on the desktop. I kinda hate John Gruber though
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Thanks! is the perfect font to my terminal
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gak rumit kok, sederhana ini kang ._.
cuma mungkin cygwinnya itu yang rada badass waktu ngonfig
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are you actually working this way?
those grey boxes look really cool, and the large shadows make it look eerie, but i don't think i could work this way. too minimal.
is the playlist-thingy cygwin-stuff, too? that is sth i'd like for my media player.
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i like the quote. i've actually been trying to (partly) work this way - for some time i intentionally had no internet at home and was using library computers. apart from the time limit there's also the computer's owners "security" settings (which often seems to be closer to "morality") - for example i could not run utorrent, not from my usb stick either, and piratebay was blocked, too.
...i guess it boils down to a legal thing, even if it is possible to make this bubble totally inpermeable as far as the local machine is concerned, they would still be responsible somehow. and wanting to keep control.
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yeah, i just find this setup is much 'workable'. i can work without too much distraction in this. 
beside that, i just found that making unix apps work in windows is too hard 
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so what is this playlist thing in the bottom right? i would like that for my media player!
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that's ncmpc that runs through cygwin, connected to my local mpd
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a little complicated thing, eh
look at here : [link] for mpd, and download + install ncmpc from source
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i'm sorry, but i forgot to backup my custo stuff when i move to linux today
by the way, that VS is based on Wave, with shadow and some elements taken from Osmose
you can make one for yourself with no big problem
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i'm afraid i can't, look at my reply to others .
i'm really sorry bro
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sweet setup
will be featured on digitalvanity.me
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sweets
thanks , darkspyder
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i'm afraid i can't, look at my reply to others .
i'm really sorry bro
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Its an interesting concept. Though you are technically booting from an external hard-disk, it just happens to be in a VM, kind of like a sneaky shortcut around using separate hardware profiles.
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yeah.
but the host computer must be powerful enough to making that concept possible
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Pretty much any dual core computer will do fine these days.
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