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xfce configured my way

xfce configured my way

xfwm theme: Exiguous
gtk theme: Industrial
font: DejaVu Sans Condensed 10
terminal font: DejaVu Sans Mono Book 9

I configured bash such that the prompt only shows the last bit of the path, I don’t need to be told who I am at every command (I’ll get a default prompt when working as root so it will still be obvious when I’m root), and I do like to see a bit more of the path than only the name of the directory.
PS1=’`pwd | sed -e “s/\/.*\/\(.*\/.*\/.*\)/*\/\1/”` $ ‘
Try it, love it.

As you can see I got rid of pretty much all information I don’t need (the xfce panel autohides, too!), now the thing that annoys me most is bright colors… Can’t get rid of all of those because I don’t control the web Laughing out loud .

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