There's this one command whose output you need to look at again and again. It's a long list of short words and whizzes by too fast and using your terminal's scroll function is cumbersome. Of course there's more or less, but that is cumbersome, too! Searching the web for a solution only leeds to more...

I was having a hard time trying to find a man-to-html converter that does what I want: just properly translate what little formatting man uses. What I found (groff, troff, roffit, man2html) seemed to be either outdated (using inline- or even html-styling) or buggy or simply unable to preserve man's ...

Linux is somewhat famous for having so many different windowmanagers; this is not a complete list. My interest was in those that typically run in a standalone session (not as part of a desktop environment, like e.g. mutter for gnome) are somewhat maintained, not too obscure or specialized I also...

It's like Xmountains, but with configurable colors. See the Xmountaincolors project page on notabug or framagit. Screenshot Gallery Here's an example of what the original xmountains looks like (It is still possible to use xmountaincolors in this way by simply not providing ...

If you get a "Forbidden" error for certain folders, it might help to start at the root of the site. wget --recursive --no-directories --level=2 --accept pls,PLS,m3u,M3U \ --reject "*32.pls","*24.pls" \ http://somafm.com/ ; rm robots.txt This will download all playlists for all soma.fm radio stations...

This is based on a really old GTK2 theme, Tempura. I applied the colors and flat shapes to one of the excellent Bunsen themes. This was a manageable task for GTK2, but GTK3... that took me a while. The amount of config text must be about ten times of the GTK2 config text. Upside: It's all CSS. I cr...

What if your Mozilla-browser's favourite theme lacks nice folder icons? You don't have to rewrite the theme, it's enough to create or edit your profile-folder/chrome/userChrome.css e.g. like this: @namespace url(http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul); /***********************...

Your browser doesn’t support html5 audio.Please download the file: audio/ogg audio/mpegIf you don't see the audio player, enable javascript, or click here for ogg and here for mp3. My take on the eighties. 1979-1990. Some guitary post-punk/post-rock/independent, and some more of the synth sound us...