bmorel / autoRealm — Bitbucket

AutoREALM (bmorel / autoRealm — Bitbucket) is a drawing software mostly oriented to create RPG maps and dungeons, targeting people with no drawing or computer knowledge.

This software were written for windows, in delphi and were not maintained from many years, so I decided to rewrite it with more portable technologies, like C++, openGL and wxWidgets. Because autoREALM had many attempts of rewrite and because they all failed, resulting in undocumented, hard to read code, a real effort is made on that rewrite to keep a very clean base code and a clean architecture. To make things easier to potential contributors, this rewrite also use a plug-in architecture. For more details about features of that soft, please go on the official website of the actual stable version: http://autorealm.sourceforge.net/Please note that this rewrite is on alpha stage and under heavy development

Well, as it allows to make things like this

it’s well worth!

Swordfish90/cool-retro-term

I can’t believe I still haven’t shared this little gem:

cool-retro-term

A good looking terminal emulator which mimics the old cathode display… cool-retro-term is a terminal emulator which mimics the look and feel of the old cathode tube screens. It has been designed to be eye-candy, customizable, and reasonably lightweight.

I’ve been using my Commodore 64 with a green phosphor video. This makes me return to my youth

Unix/Linux trick: ‘cd’ back to the previous directory

You know when you’re in a very “deep” directory, such as /usr/local/src/this/that/thatother, and you type “cd” and press enter by mistake ((happens a lot when you thin…

Source: Unix/Linux trick: ‘cd’ back to the previous directory

Shortly, is as simple as «cd -». Since true knowledge lies in manpages, here’s the right quote:

An argument of – is equivalent to $OLDPWD.