MX Fluxbox Screenshots

[Jerry3904]

That is fun, though I think it would destroy my vision if I looked at it for long.

[ceeslans]

My last screenshot for this month.
Fluxbox toolbar in the (usual) top-center position - and 'Nakedeb-OneLine' conky bar in bottom-center.
X-terminal-emulator (urxvt) showing memory consumption at session start-up.
The wonderful 'Round red green berries' wallpaper (thanks @dobbie), nicely saturated to my liking. Background set using Feh.
Leftside slit contains 9 wmalauncher dock items, with some refound/recreated 'crunchbang-faenza' icons

[Jerry3904]

That is a gorgeous wallpaper!

[rhinomick]

Simplicity but speed on my striped MX fluxbox after removing xfce.
Running on a raspberry pi 4 with 8 GB of RAM...very fast!!!

[ceeslans]

@rhinomick I couldn't help noticing that the ring positions in your CoreBlue conky are off - probably due to editing the conky text section.
You can modify individual x | y values in the coreblue-rings lua file to set related rings to a correct position. And/or play with ${voffset} values in the conky rc file...

[Jerry3904]

Simplicity but speed on my striped MX fluxbox after removing xfce.
Running on a raspberry pi 4 with 8 GB of RAM...very fast!!!

Very happy to see MX Fluxbox on the Pi--I run it on a Pi 4b and it's great. Run Xfce on a Pi 5 with a nvme and that blazes too.

[LinuxBastler]

Hi there,

I've ben using MXFB a couple of months now and it's pretty stock. I like the dark theme and its clean look, but that doesn't mean that I'm not changing it in the future


There have been some reasons for choosing MXFB on my Latitude e4310, which I've first cleaned, repasted, changed the HDD into a SSD and upgraded the RAM to 8 GB. I've tried different distros: debian cinnamon, LMDE, MX XFCE, O4OS with TDE, Emmabuntüs (LXQT) and MXFB. The reason why MXFB becomes my daily driver was first of all that everything works out of the box, without changing any settings. Then MXFB is much more snappier than most of the others, except Q4OS wit TDE. But I like the clean look of Fluxbox more than the TDE. And its rock-solid! Only one issue occured two days ago, but with the help of this forum, this minor problem was solved immeaditely.

Cheers!

[Jerry3904]

Hi there,

I've ben using MXFB a couple of months now and it's pretty stock. I like the dark theme and its clean look, but that doesn't mean that I'm not changing it in the future


There have been some reasons for choosing MXFB on my Latitude e4310, which I've first cleaned, repasted, changed the HDD into a SSD and upgraded the RAM to 8 GB. I've tried different distros: debian cinnamon, LMDE, MX XFCE, O4OS with TDE, Emmabuntüs (LXQT) and MXFB. The reason why MXFB becomes my daily driver was first of all that everything works out of the box, without changing any settings. Then MXFB is much more snappier than most of the others, except Q4OS wit TDE. But I like the clean look of Fluxbox more than the TDE. And its rock-solid! Only one issue occured two days ago, but with the help of this forum, this minor problem was solved immeaditely.

Cheers!

Thanks for posting about your MXFB, and welcome to the Community!

[Melber]

yeah, the default setup is pretty sexy. Kudos to those who put it together...

@LinuxBastler are you sure your username shouldn't be LinuxWerkseinstellungen?

[LinuxBastler]

@Melber What makes you think that my username is LinuxWerkseinstellungen? During the installation process you've had to chose an username and that's why I'm sure mine is different