Articles mot-clétés linux
Dotfiles suck.
20 mars 2009 10 commentaires — configuration, english, linux, shell, unix
~/.suckrc
Dotfiles are where the user configuration is usually hidden on Unix systems. They are responsible for the gigantic difference between ls and ls -a in your home directory.
Why dotfiles suck:
- They fill up your home directory
- Managing invisible files is awkward
- Are they ini-type files ? xml ? sh ? One can’t tell, they don’t have any extension.
- You can’t easily use any kind of versionning system
- Configuration files for programs have nothing to do with the window manager used, yet a lot of programs’ configuration is hidden in
.kdeor.gnome2 - They fill up your home directory
The solution: programs should place their configuration in ~/.config/. As simple as that. Only a few applications do that. It ought to change.
Git’s raison d’être?
17 février 2008 — cvs, english, git, linux, scm, svn, textmate
Whilst Git was created by Linus for managing the Linux project, I get the feeling that Git’s raison d’être was to manage TextMate bundles. Weird since Linus probably doesn’t use TextMate. « Using Git within a project »
Github is fun :)
/usr/bin/dent
15 novembre 2007 1 commentaire — code, linux, shell
#!/bin/bash
cat "$@" | sed 's/^/\t/'Ook Ubuntu Ook Ook
29 octobre 2007 4 commentaires — fond d'écran, image, libre, linux, svg, ubuntu, vectoriel
Trop mignon le fond d’écran Gutsy Gibbon d’adylk.
Il est temps d’habiller votre nouvelle version d’Ubuntu !
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Weather wallpaper est une magnifique, mignonne, petite, libre, pythonesque, gnomesque et tangoesque application qui affiche un joli fond d’écran avec le temps qu’il fait. C’est tout. 
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