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Theme – Paper Project – snwh.org
The Paper theme set, designed by Sam Hewitt
Nice Gtk/Gnome theme : Theme – Paper Project – snwh.org
Moments
There are moments that shall be recorded. This is one of them for me:
Student Petru Gurita
Project nameLiberty Eiffel meets WindowsOrganizationGNU Project
- Mentors Paolo Redaelli
Liberty Eiffel language available on windows environment.
Sorgente: Organizations | Google Summer of Code
I cannot believe myself
Eiffel: A viable candidate as a language for the Gnome platform ?
Eiffel: A viable candidate as a language for the Gnome platform ?
It was 2004. Linux were labelled as a cancer by Ballmer, Android and iPhone didn’t existed. Multi-core CPU were still high-end. It was a different world.
Glowing bear
What an IRC client! Glowing bear – being an HTML5 app actually – brings in many many nifty features! Ok, it’s just a front-end to weechat but what a frontend!
asciinema.org
Record and share your terminal sessions, the right way.
Forget screen recording apps and blurry video. Enjoy a lightweight, purely text-based approach to terminal recording.
Dad, may I play?
And I have to move to the humble, smallish and slow old eeepc.
At least I’m lucky enough of using vim and tmux so I don’t have to really stop. Just detach the session and reattach it into a new ssh connection.
apt/yum cheatlist
apt-cache se
I’m actually doing the reverse: SwitchingToUbuntu/FromLinux/RedHatEnterpriseLinuxAndFedora but it’s easy as a quick Ctrl-F or /
Proficient with….
I was naïvely opening Linkedin when I saw this
telling people I’m able to use “Microsoft Office” would attract up to 15% more views? Really, are they serious?
I’ve been a proud user of StarOffice then OpenOffice then LibreOffice since… forever, or better since it was still called StarOffice…
Yes, I’ve used Microsoft Office and may say I’m quite proficient at it, but I do prefer LibreOffice as its style management has been and still is far superior.