Description: A simple modification of "Quiet Green" by xinf (KDE Wallpaper 1024x76. All i did was removed the text from the upper right corner and instead placed a blue Slackware logo in the center.
Absolutely. For the taskbar and title bar, it's the Artwiz 'snap' font. And for the Konsole font, it's the Artwiz 'drift'. I'm not sure which distro you use, though installation of them was fairly straightforward, for example under Slackware, you just need to download the 'artwiz-aleczapka-en-1.3.tar' package, then:
tar xvf artwiz-aleczapka-en-1.3.tar
mkdir ~/.fonts
mkdir ~/.fonts/artwiz
cd artwiz-aleczapka-en-1.3/
cp *.pcf ~/.fonts/artwiz
cd ~/.fonts/artwiz
mkfontdir
Then just edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and add the line:
FontPath "/home/(user)/.fonts/artwiz/"
after that, in a terminal just type 'fc-cache -v'
and then just restart X and voila!
Note that you also might be able to just enter 'xset fp rehash' to reload X fonts or maybe even just install the .pcf artwiz fonts in the KDE control center, assuming you use KDE...if you have further questions, feel free to ask =]
Also, i forgot to mention that the font on the very top menu bar is Verdana 10pt from the msttcorefonts package. Installation is basically the same as for artwiz fonts. And if you do any coding/programming, i would very highly recommend the Ti92Pluspc font, it's extremely readable and clean, probably the best i've come across so far, it's free as well. just do a google search for it
. All i did was removed the text from the upper right corner and instead placed a blue Slackware logo in the center.
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Absolutely. For the taskbar and title bar, it's the Artwiz 'snap' font. And for the Konsole font, it's the Artwiz 'drift'. I'm not sure which distro you use, though installation of them was fairly straightforward, for example under Slackware, you just need to download the 'artwiz-aleczapka-en-1.3.tar' package, then: tar xvf artwiz-aleczapka-en-1.3.tar mkdir ~/.fonts mkdir ~/.fonts/artwiz cd artwiz-aleczapka-en-1.3/ cp *.pcf ~/.fonts/artwiz cd ~/.fonts/artwiz mkfontdir Then just edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and add the line: FontPath "/home/(user)/.fonts/artwiz/" after that, in a terminal just type 'fc-cache -v' and then just restart X and voila! Note that you also might be able to just enter 'xset fp rehash' to reload X fonts or maybe even just install the .pcf artwiz fonts in the KDE control center, assuming you use KDE...if you have further questions, feel free to ask =]
Also, i forgot to mention that the font on the very top menu bar is Verdana 10pt from the msttcorefonts package. Installation is basically the same as for artwiz fonts. And if you do any coding/programming, i would very highly recommend the Ti92Pluspc font, it's extremely readable and clean, probably the best i've come across so far, it's free as well. just do a google search for it
Thanks for the info and the (programming) font tip. PS: Slackware rocks my world too ;-)
Can you tell us wich font you use?