Shouldn't you be somewhere?

>>148268096
no, thats the problem

;_;

>>148268096
>having fewer than 2 monitors
>year of our lord two thousand ought sixteen

>>148268096
Haha, not today boyo, I'm not even watching anime right now
I do have a nasty habit of pausing and shitposting during the eye catch though ;_;

>>148268434
I'm poor. Still using a CRT.

Currently on work, desu.

>>148268434
>two thousand ought sixteen
>20016

>>148268096
>using small icons on the taskbar
Do people think this looks better?

>>148268914
Why would you waste so much room on toolbar icons and not on the thing you're actually looking at?

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>>148268096
Fug

Not until 4

>>148268096
I'm more interested in the background you have, that purple is enticing.

>>148268987
I get the desire for a slimmer taskbar, but it comes at the cost of 2 things:
1. The stock start orb overflows off the top, so you'd have to change it to make it all inline again.
2. the icon is surrounded by too much empty space in it's slot, whereas the default size at least fills the space better.

Plus you're only gaining like 20px maximum in height.

>Not using VLC

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>>148269125
are you new?

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>>148269073
I think the small size fills the space alright. Plus, if you use large icons you get the problem of not having enough room to store all of them on the taskbar, and having to scroll through them.

>>148269343
Haven't run into that myself, but if I did I'd probably switch, I hate having to scroll. I usually only get like 2/3 or 3/4 of the real estate filled.

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>>148268914
it does though

>>148268096
purple bar, what a fucking faggot.
well it's op.
also every season is worst than the last, so I'm just watching 5 of 30 shows.

>>148268096
I use VLC.

MPC and WMP having this odd effect where instead of skipping frames, they try to fit them in anyway, which results in the visuals slowing down and lagging behind the audio. VLC never has a problem as long as what I watch is around 480p.

Yes, I'm a poor NEET, but I'm working on getting a job to change that right now.

>>148269125
>sudo apt install mpv
>it just works, buttery smooth and looks better than vlc on the same monitor

>>148268434
I'm going to be getting a second monitor soon, thought i could use an older spare one i had lying around after i built my first desktop at the beginning of this year, turns out the i/o port is to old to be compatible with modern stuff.

Also if that anon who recommended foobar in a previous thread is here, thanks, its pretty great

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>>148268096
>mpc

>>148269706
Just make sure you switch back to MPC after you get a computer that's younger than you are.

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i haven't watched anime in 3 days