WELCOME TO HOME SCREEN SUNDAY!

Welcome to Home Screen Sunday, a series every Sunday where we look at home screens from me or even others and explain how it works. It can be Android, iOS, or even Desktop!

LET’S DO IT!

For today’s entry, we have a simple setup by me based on Manjaro Cup of Linux Edition (or mCOLe) with a few tweaks!

REQUIREMENTS

For most of the stuff, you need mCOLe to have it pre-setup that way. It is possible on other Linux Distros but will be harder to set up.

I’m a Chrome Die-Hard, but today I am trying out Firefox with Tree Style Tabs. This may make me switch!

What is Tree Style Tabs?

Tree Style Tabs moves the Tabs to a sidebar and they are organized like a folder.

It allows better productivity!

Other Addons

I also have some other addons installed including:

• AdBlock Plus: I use this mostly for annoying sites but I let though some!
• HTTPS Everywhere: This is a must-have privacy tool!
• DuckDuckGo Plus: Makes DuckDuckGo Better and even if you use Google, it will spruce it up with DDG’s answers.
• Tab Mix Plus: Enhance’s Firefox and is compatiable with Tree Style Tabs!
• Lazarus: Make sure you don’t loose forms due to crashes!
• Session Manager: Save tabs (and Tree Style Tab’s Tree Structure) across sessions!
• Download Manager (S3): Get rid of the Download Window and move it to a bar at the bottom like Chrome
• FT DeepDark Theme: Awesome Dark Theme

Where is the Title Bar?

Also, you may notice that I don’t have a Title bar.

When I switched to the new site powered by Jekyll and Thinny, I also added Google+ comments. Problem was they weren’t showing up. Thanks to this tutorial, I found a few changes I needed to make.

Thinny already included the code to add the comments; however, you have to do some things on Google’s end to fix it.

Add a Link

On Google+, go to your about page on your profile and edit your links. Under Contributor to, add your domain.

WELCOME TO HOME SCREEN SUNDAY!

Welcome to Home Screen Sunday, a series every Sunday where we look at home screens from me or even others and explain how it works. It can be Android, iOS, or even Desktop!

LET’S DO IT!

First up, we have my current Android 5.0 Lollipop Home Screen on my Moto G.

APP REQUIREMENTS

To achieve this setup, you will need these apps: