FridayDesktop 08Mar24: Ours and a Top 10 from third parties
Today, Friday 08 of March of 2024, for the second time in this third month of the year, we will continue participating in the fun and interesting Linux celebration on the Internet (RRSS/Telegram) of the Desktop Friday.
Celebration in which we show our GNU / Linux desktop and our level of Linux customization for the current weekend. That is, today we will celebrate a new «DeskFriday – 08Mar24».
FridayDesktop 01Mar24: Ours and a Top 10 from third parties
But, before starting this first publication of February to celebrate the «DeskFriday – 08Mar24», we recommend that you then explore the previous related post with said celebration:
DeskFriday – 08Mar24: Top 10 Desks of the day
Our Desktop Friday Screenshot – 08Mar24
And, for this DeskFriday – 08Mar24 We will be using the following GNU/Linux Distro and pieces of software:
- Desktop Environment:XFCE.
- Fonts: Ubuntu (Regular/Bold).
- Port: XFCE terminal with the Neofetch command | Lolcat.
- Desktop wallpaper: Wallpaper downloaded from the Internet.
- Desktop Layout: Without icons and with transparencies applied to the windows.
- Themes: Sweet Ambar Blue V40 (Desktop), Sweet Blue Filled (Icons) and Material_Cursors (Cursors).
- Taskbar: Custom bottom panel with various widgets and custom Whisker Menu.
- GNU / Linux Operating System: Respin MilagrOS 4.0 – MX Essence (Based on: MX-23 and Debian-12).
Good software engineering requires differentiation between specification and implementation. Andrew S. Tanenbaum
10 more Community Screenshots
And then these are the 10 striking new screenshots for this Friday, which we have compiled from linuxers from the Internet:
The underlying problem is that software contains errors, and the more software there is, the more errors it contains. Andrew S. Tanenbaum
Summary
In short, we hope you have enjoyed, once again, the customizations shown today, in this «DeskFriday – 08Mar24». And see you next Friday, 15Mar24, in a new publication of our online festival this year 2024, about the art of linux customization with all of you, our dear and faithful readers, and Linux users in general.
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