By popular request, I’ve been asked to write a quick introduction to screen. Screen is a terminal window manager, that allows you to run multiple shell windows concurrently from a single connection. In summary, you can do this:
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London Olympics 2012
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gVim on Ubuntu – Running in Fullscreen
I admit, I am a fan of working in full-screen. Whilst coding, or writing I don’t want to see anything else unless I explicitly ask for it. If I want the time, or to see the screaming requests of clients I will make the point of switching to that information....
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Let’s Do The Timewarp Again – Back To Vim
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Name The Kitten
Today we go and pick up a new ball of fluff – notably, this ball of fluff:
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An Open Letter To Lenovo
I’ve emailed the following to Lenovo customer support, since I’m currently interested in Lenovo laptops, but this applies across the board:
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Developer Commandments
I just came across an old e-mail I sent back in 2010. The tooling may have changed a bit, but the ideas still hold true:
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AppsLib – Rather Rude…
Back in 2009, I developed a version of “The Massive Dev Chart” for Android under license by the original owners of the IP, “Digital Truth”. Last year they released their own version of the application and politely asked me to withdraw mine, to which I agreed (these had been the...
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An aside – Fonts on EInk Readers
For those that haven’t yet got the hint, I have a lot of love for my Kobo.
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A Grimm Testing Story
Sit down children, and let me tell you a story.
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