FridayDesktop 27Oct23: Ours and a Top 10 from third parties
Today Friday, October 27, 2023, and for the fourth and last time this month, we participate in the joyful and fun online Linux celebration of Desktop Fridays, where we personalize and beautify our GNU / Linux desktops and we show them to the world. That is, today we will celebrate a new «DeskFriday – 27Oct23».
And as always, I will be showing off my creative screenshots using the latest version of the GNU/Linux MX Distro, that is, MX 23 Libretto. Which, in turn, is based on Debian 12 Bookworm. Additionally, we will be using a beautiful new wallpaper created by AI with the fabulous name of our website, ubunlog.
FridayDesktop 20Oct23: Ours and a Top 10 from third parties
But, before starting this first post of October to celebrate the «DeskFriday – 27Oct23», we recommend that you then explore the previous related post with said celebration:
DeskFriday – 27Oct23: Top 10 Desks of the day
Our DesktopFriday Screenshot – 27Oct23
To this DeskFriday – 27Oct23 We will again offer 5 great screenshots about our customization, but before starting, it is worth noting that we have used the following GNU/Linux Distro and pieces of software:
- Operating system: Distro MX Linux 23 (Respin MilagrOS 4.0, future version).
- Desktop Environment: XFCE, highly customized.
- Wallpaper: Built for Ubunlog with AI web tool Bing Image Creator.
- Themes: Sunrise-Compact-Dark visual theme, BeautyFolders icon theme and Default cursor theme.
- Bus Terminal: XFCE terminal showing the Btop++ app next to the open Application Menu.
- Desktop Layout: No icons and more of a lower task panel with transparencies and widgets.
- Application launcher: ULauncher as main launcher and XFDashboard as auxiliary launcher.
Non-free software brings with it an antisocial system that prohibits cooperation and community. You can't see the source code; You can't tell what ugly tricks, or what silly mistakes, it might contain. If you don't like it, you can't change it. And worst of all, it is prohibited to share it with anyone else. To prohibit the sharing of software is to sever the ties of society. Richard Stallman
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:
There are two motivations for developing a free program. One is that there is no program that does the job. Unfortunately, accepting the use of a non-free program eliminates that motivation. The other is the desire to be free, which motivates people to write free replacements for non-free programs. In these cases, that reason is the only one that can do the job. Richard Stallman
Summary
In short, we hope you have enjoyed, once again, the customizations shown today, in this «DeskFriday – 27Oct23». And see you next Friday in a new post about the art of linux customization with all of you, our dear and faithful readers, and Linux users in general.
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