Some of the xfce panel plug-ins have to be installed separately, I believe what you are looking for is:

xfce4-xkb-plugin

It’s in the repos.

Then right click panel > add new items > keyboard layouts

@A-User If that question was for me, I’m not sure how to change your terminal picture. I was using it to make wallpapers.

Edit: A little googling:

Use custom picture in Neofetch (video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7vkxp8iNSU

Neofetch Wiki: https://github.com/dylanaraps/neofetch/wiki

Neofetch --options info (scroll down at bit): https://www.cyberciti.biz/howto/neofetch-awesome-system-info-bash-script-for-linux-unix-macos/

@catsndogs You can use VLC player to create ascii art. VLC can view pic files and has an option to playback in ascii.

So,

Open VLC > Tools > Preferences > Video Settings > Output > then select “ASCII art video output”

Next

Open VLC > open file > select your picture > press play (should see picture in the viewer) > pause > screenshot > Viola!

That is how I made this one: http://imgur.com/a/mnIT3

Edit PS: “Screenfetch” is what I was using to retrieve my sys info in terminal (it’s in the repos, screenshot at the above link).

@joekamprad said in Wallpapers:

Matrix-Grey:

My new Matrix-Grey desktop thanks to @joekamprad: http://imgur.com/a/DyAvh

My experience: I installed Antergos with Mate and I decided I wanted thick panels on the sides of the screen, like app bars, so I installed xfce and the extra bits on top and haven’t had a worry since. o

@joekamprad I’m thinking maybe floating semi transparent black windows with white gray text over this for my next theme. A black and white theme once the current green I’m using wears on me.

@iSpeakVeryWell Nice! I love the dark themes and trees are always nice as is water.

@A-User

@A-User Well I use xfce so there is a built in option for that. For you how about: “Variety” in the repos.

It has a lot of options can use local files or download, variable interval, clock option, effects, etc…

You’re sure you have the ntfs-3g package installed? I have had trouble in the past when I didn’t have the proper disk tools for a partition’s format.

also

As a last resort, I have used the Rescatux live disk to repair my installations in the past. Of course you would have to be comfortable using it. WARNING: BACK UP YOUR DATA BEFORE MAKING ANY CHANGES

EDIT:

As @joekamprad has said it looks as if your missing a small partition(s). Here’s mine:

http://i.imgur.com/7bTCUZz.png

Windows installs the Master Boot Record, GPT (if UEFI) on that partition(s).

Rebuilding the MBR, GPT (if UEFI) may resolve the problem. How to do so may well depend on what partition style you are using MBR vs GPT (if UEFI) .

Maybe these will help:

https://www.technipages.com/windows-10-fix-unmountable-boot-volume-error

http://www.pcworld.com/article/3113585/windows/how-to-repair-windows-master-boot-record-and-fix-your-bricked-pc.html

https://superuser.com/questions/976938/how-do-i-repair-windows-10-uefi-gpt-disk-which-is-left-unbootable-after-deleting