Since many want informations about themng afterall one of the best we love in Linux is our unique desktop.
So we add icon set,cursors and themes we use and link to download.
Me as a lazy penguin i use the XFCE theme manager but you can always do that manually if you love your terminal :)
for the rest ,you know the drill open the terminal and make magic.
{title Install XFCE manager}
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:rebuntu16/other-stuff sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install xfce-theme-manager
Once installed, the application should show up in the Xfce Settings Manager.
Download your favorite icon theme or cursors. In xfce make a directory in your home .icons and one directory .themes and unzip the files
(* some have the own installation ex Faeza just unzip in temporary directory and run the ,/INSTALL)
{title Faeza}
One of the popular themes![]()
Download Faeza Theme
Numix
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:numix/ppa sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install numix-gtk-theme
Pointers
Download Oxygen Neon
Download AlkanoBG
Download BMZ
Download Amber Breeze
More to come....
Waterlooplein Flea Market in Amsterdam
Waterlooplein Flea market is a big outdoor bazaar, best for the second hand clothing and full of general bric-a-brac. Traditionally oldest and most interesting market of Amsterdam, Waterlooplein has been during the last decennia’s connected with the youth culture. You can buy here trendy t-shirts, old military uniforms, Che Guevara posters, cheap canned spray paints for the graffiti’s, objects from underdeveloped countries of Africa and Asia as well as get a tattoo.
A bit of history
The square itself has been created in 1880, on the place of the two canals, Leprozengracht and Houtgracht. Since 1893, a Jewish market has been created there, the biggest and the most important Jewish market in Amsterdam. This has been ended in 1941, with the persecution of Jews by the Nazi Germany. After the World War II, the Waterlooplein market was reborn, first as a general bazaar, then in the 60s and 70s of the XXth century, as a trading place connected with the youth culture. Amsterdam has been a magnet for the hippies from all over Europe and the Magic Center of the alternative Provo’s culture. Between 1977-1984, the market had to move, as on the Waterloo square, the huge white building of the town hall and the opera has been built. After construction has been completed, returned to its present location behind the Town hall (Dutch: het Stadhuis) the Waterlooplein market regained its importance.
I bought a sport camera Dazzne P2 that is my first video on my Gazelle bicycle on my village (Aka Amsterdam)
Dazzne P2 specs:
Sensor: 3 Mega Pixels CMOS
Lens View Angle: 6G+IR/ F2.8 /130°
Battery: 3.7V 950mAh
Display Screen: 2"TFT 960*240
Capacity of the Micro TF card: 64GB (Max.)
Interface: Mini USB 2.0、 Mini HDMI
Net Weight: 94g(with built-in battery)
Size: 60*45*28mm
Video/Photo format: MOV(H.264) Photo: JPG
Video Resolution: 1080P(30/24/15)fps 960P(30/24/15)fps 720P(60/48/30/24/15)fps WVAG(60/48/30/24/15)fps
Photo Resolution: 12MP(4032×3024) 8MP(3264×2448)
Photo Resolution: 12MP -300MP
Image 180°turnover: Yes
Second sample from P2
Camera :Dazzne P2
Music :Solaris fysique
Location:Amsterdam
Video editing:Linux Openshot
Format:720p HD
No much editing just add some music (you dont want to listen to the sound of my old gazelle).
That's a medium bicycle traffic in Amsterdam still i love that city.
In the flea market of Waterlooplein, Dimitris organises a housewarming party for his brand new chicken gyros canteen.
Right next to him, Vasilis has been serving bougatsa pastry and frappé coffee for the last five years.
Together, they have created an Amsterdam hot spot for Greeks and their international friends.
Guest appearance by Thomas Huisman (bouzouki).
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- Filmed & edited by Nikolaos Stampoulopoulos
- Sound recording and mixing by Nikos Kandarakis
- Translation to English by Christina Tziouvara
- Research by Gina Tsilimpi
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