I recently pushed an xs profile to github that will start fine tuning the
working environment on the XSCE Now I'm thinking that I should add and
collect some functions and aliases which make working with ansible
playbooks and github, easier, and require fewer keystrokes.
So far I've thought of:
I know that XSCE currently does some customizations, but personally I would
prefer to see the normal installation process not modify shell aliases or
prompts unless explicitly told to.
These are more of a user preference than anything necessary for XSCE to
function. XSCE eventually should not act
On Sun, Oct 27, 2013 at 11:20 AM, Samuel Greenfeld sam...@greenfeld.orgwrote:
I know that XSCE currently does some customizations, but personally I
would prefer to see the normal installation process not modify shell
aliases or prompts unless explicitly told to.
+1
These are more of a
On Sun, 2013-10-27 at 13:20 -0500, Samuel Greenfeld wrote:
I know that XSCE currently does some customizations, but personally I
would prefer to see the normal installation process not modify shell
aliases or prompts unless explicitly told to.
I agree.
These are more of a user preference
On 10/27/2013 02:20 PM, Samuel Greenfeld wrote:
These are more of a user preference than anything necessary for XSCE to
function.
Exactly. Creating shell aliases should be each developer's business.
Martin
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Santi,
In the demo last week, I think you said that you had used gstreamer to
generate screencasts, and that icecast might be used at the school server
end to distribute them, (there was some discussion whether icecast could do
multicast).
Can you give me a script, or at least more informtion
I heard that someone at activitycentral was extending, augmenting the
authentication used by Moodle, so that other web based services can climb
on.
Can someone point me to the code?
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I've got a wifi dongle that I know supports AP mode. I've previously used
it as an AP with hostapd and dnsmasq on an Ubuntu desktop. So I wanted to
see how to go about using it with XSCE on an XO 1.75.
The model number printed on the thing is SMCWUSB-N2. lsusb (once I
installed usbutils)
On Sun, Oct 27, 2013 at 10:58:43PM -0500, Anna wrote:
If you only need to serve local content (IIAB, for example), then
technically you don't need eth0 to be up. Though I am curious
what's going on with eth0, I'm guessing it might be Network Manager
related?
I speculate it is an unintended
