My WM is PekWM and there's really no secret to tile terminals like this. Since most of the time I'm using 2 or 4 terminals per monitor I've set two variables in pekwm config file “vars”: $2TERMS="urxvtc -geometry 100x57+647+145 && urxvtc -geometry 100x57+22+145" $4TERMS="urxvtc -geometry 100x27+22+515 && urxvtc -geometry 100x27+647+515 && urxvtc -geometry 100x27+647+138 && urxvtc -geometry 100x27+22+138" This terms are bound to keyboard shortcuts in “keys”. This way I can open 2 or 4 nicely aligned terminals with one keystroke.
On daily basis I prefer dark themes—they are much easier on my eyes and let me work longer without the strain. On DA this seems even darker, but believe me—it's very readable when left on the screen alone .
This one's still a bit in progress, but I think that the “core” is ready.
$2TERMS="urxvtc -geometry 100x57+647+145 && urxvtc -geometry 100x57+22+145"
$4TERMS="urxvtc -geometry 100x27+22+515 && urxvtc -geometry 100x27+647+515 && urxvtc -geometry 100x27+647+138 && urxvtc -geometry 100x27+22+138"
This terms are bound to keyboard shortcuts in “keys”. This way I can open 2 or 4 nicely aligned terminals with one keystroke.
Thanks for answer.
A lot of dark themes make you glance but the brains shuns them as unusable. This demands a close examination and admire the layout.
It's hard to pull off a dark based theme, but you've nailed it.
Just damn nice.
On daily basis I prefer dark themes—they are much easier on my eyes
This one's still a bit in progress, but I think that the “core”