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5940d464multihome setup in Linux
This is an older article that I've brought back to live This was original written at the time of Linux 2.6.0 So be ware! update As it turns out, the script below never did work correctly (see the bottom of this page...
5941d428Vim and GPG
This info can also be found on the Internet, but I thought I compile it here too. Problem You want to save something (say passwords) in a file and protect the file with a master password (say with your PGP/GPG key). This...
5941d596Vim and GPG
This info can also be found on the Internet, but I thought I compile it here too. Problem You want to save something (say passwords) in a file and protect the file with a master password (say with your PGP/GPG key)....
5941d446Vim and GPG
This info can also be found on the Internet, but I thought I compile it here too. Problem You want to save something (say passwords) in a file and protect the file with a master password (say with your PGP/GPG key)....
5945d425f()
You all, of course, know about the fc command. From bash s help system: fc: fc [-e ename] [-nlr] [first] [last] or fc -s [pat=rep] [cmd] fc is used to list or edit and re-execute commands from the history list. FIRST and...
5945d552f()
You all, of course, know about the fc command. From bash's help system: fc: fc [-e ename] [-nlr] [first] [last] or fc -s [pat=rep] [cmd] fc is used to list or edit and re-execute commands from the history list. FIRST...
5945d466f()
You all, of course, know about the fc command. From bash's help system: fc: fc [-e ename] [-nlr] [first] [last] or fc -s [pat=rep] [cmd] fc is used to list or edit and re-execute commands from the history list. FIRST...
5948d377XFCE to Xmonad and back again
Well, after giving Xmonad a chance I ve reverted back to XFCE. This time with a 1-pixel wide window decoration. Short story: I really like the tiling of Xmonad (or any other tiling window manager). But you do miss some...
5948d621XFCE to Xmonad and back again
Well, after giving Xmonad a chance I've reverted back to XFCE. This time with a 1-pixel wide window decoration. Short story: I really like the tiling of Xmonad (or any other tiling window manager). But you do miss some...
5948d500XFCE to Xmonad and back again
Well, after giving Xmonad a chance I've reverted back to XFCE. This time with a 1-pixel wide window decoration. Short story: I really like the tiling of Xmonad (or any other tiling window manager). But you do miss some...
5956d496zsh prompt, part 2
Every now and then I get the prompt-itch and then I need to tweak my prompt again :) Of course I m very happy with the way my prompt was. My idea of a good prompt is to be as short as possible and still be informative...
5956d595zsh prompt, part 2
Every now and then I get the 'prompt-itch' and then I need to tweak my prompt again :) Of course I'm very happy with the way my prompt was. My idea of a good prompt is to be as short as possible and still be...
5956d454zsh prompt, part 2
Every now and then I get the 'prompt-itch' and then I need to tweak my prompt again :) Of course I'm very happy with the way my prompt was. My idea of a good prompt is to be as short as possible and still be...
5957d468a new LaTeX style
I ve created a new latex style to mimic some old school UNIX manuals I ve been reading the past few months. It s a very plain style that keeps out of your face. This in contrast with the blockbook style This is how it...
5957d619a new LaTeX style
I've created a new latex style to mimic some old school UNIX manuals I've been reading the past few months. It's a very plain style that keeps out of your face. This in contrast with the blockbook style This is how it...
5957d464a new LaTeX style
I've created a new latex style to mimic some old school UNIX manuals I've been reading the past few months. It's a very plain style that keeps out of your face. This in contrast with the blockbook style This is how it...
5960d395XFS corrupt again
Hmmm, this is the second time in 1 year that I had a corrupt filesystem on my raid partition. I saw no other option than mke2fs -j /dev/md7. My first problem with XFS started on my fileserver, which only had 256 MB of...
5960d636XFS corrupt again
Hmmm, this is the second time in 1 year that I had a corrupt filesystem on my raid partition. I saw no other option than mke2fs -j /dev/md7 . My first problem with XFS started on my fileserver, which only had 256 MB of...
5960d483XFS corrupt again
Hmmm, this is the second time in 1 year that I had a corrupt filesystem on my raid partition. I saw no other option than mke2fs -j /dev/md7 . My first problem with XFS started on my fileserver, which only had 256 MB of...
5963d467Giving GNOME the boot
The GNOME decadence thread got me thinking. What does GNOME give me? (I consider myself a hardcore UNIX user). Well it gives a nice interface with a nice terminal implementation (gnome-terminal). Further more with the...
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