ifenslave's Kde desktop

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Linux Desktop:

Architecture:

System Specs
emerge --info: 
Portage 2.1.10.3 (default/linux/amd64/10.0/desktop, gcc-4.4.5, glibc-2.12.2-r0, 2.6.39-gentoo-r3-Dell-Vostro-EMT64 x86_64)
Motherboard: 
Intel (Chipset HM67 Express)
CPU: 
Intel i5 2410M
RAM: 
3 Gb DDR3 1.333 MHz
Storage: 
HDD SATA 320 Gb
GPU: 
IntelĀ® Graphics Media Accelerator HD integrated
Display: 
15.6" (1366x768)

A clean desktop screenshot. The widgets are showing a dmesg, active processes, external IP, incoming/outgiong network traffic, mounted filesystem and actual moon phase.

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Average: 4.3 (3 votes)

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A clean desktop screenshot.

How on earth do you get the transparent terminal windows, and make them part wallpaper like that?

Agreed!! This is brilliant, I like it.

Hello! It is not a terminal window. It's just a widgets used to showing text or small command.

"The widgets are showing a dmesg, active processes, external IP, incoming/outgiong network traffic, mounted filesystem and actual moon phase."

Are those plasma widgets?

Yes, they are plasma widgets.

What's the name of the widget? I can't seem to find any similar.

Thanks.

Ok I think I figured out which one is it. It seems like a filewatcher. Although, mine is having some random freezes.

The widget is called "stdin" and I found it with the on-line searching of KDE plasma addons.

The widget is called "stdin" and I found it with the on-line searching of KDE plasma addons.

For the love of god, could you upload the wallpaper, please?

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