To celebrate the new release and over 6,300 views on my tutorial which is now in the top 3 google searches of xfce i3. . . I bring you two specific wallpapers and the icon. Thank you for all the help. And a special thanks to @joekamprad for the newest wallpaper and @linesma for helping me figure out some of the editing!
To everyone out there who loves the combination of Endeavour xfce-i3. Here’s to you!
I’ve not tried setting up everything with EOS theming. . . but you should. Everything worked when I followed my initial tutorial. If you follow down, I was able to get the lockscreen to work with xfce and with the help of someone I got the sleep parameters working.
Try with the EOS theme - let me know if it works.
Then grab my wallpaper or create your own! I want to see more xfce-i3 wallpapers!
it worked, installed xfce and i3wm, both with themeing, and am running now xfce-i3 following your tutorial!
The tricky thing is that I don’t know if I want to get rid of polybar. Do you have any idea how to add the workspace number etc. appearing on polybar to the xfce bar? I guess that is the last piece of the puzzle.
No I don’t. I wish I did though. The up side though, say, is I open terminal in wkspce 1 and I’m on 3 and device I need it on 3 you can just click the icon with your mouse and drag it to the space you want it and it just moves.
But no I haven’t figured out how to keep them persistently open or numbered.
It’s in the whisker menu or bar settings. It is in the section where you can choose how you want the workspaces to be named. So Icons or words or in this case a number.
I just right clicked on workspace settings, then renamed the workspaces. The cool thing is that actually if I have 3 workspace open, they all already appear in the menu. If I open a fourth it also appears in the bar!
If I right click and select properties, you just select 1 row, and if you prefer no workspace name you could select show workspace number
I was going to suggest that you run a conky to show the workspace number, but the post above this seems to make it unnecessary! It’s still what I do when running other than on XFWM4 (compiz for instance).
I thought I would just ad in an example - from a ‘this must be green’ setup, with the workspace number highlighted in the top left (4).
forgot to add that in my post above. Did that too and it works. I think I could potentially get rid of the polybar, or perhaps keep it and slim it down to other system infos.
Think of it a demonstration of what a pond for a frog might look like…
Scarily, I have setups with other colours too - like purple, blue, red, brown, gray… - I used to switch with the wallpaper and the season (icy blue in the summer, green in the winter etc etc).
Ahh ok. Yes the workspace appear when they are open, they are not persistent. However, the naming should be persistent. Lets say you have 1: terminal. If you close it disappears for the bar but if you open it later it should come back as 1: terminal