Ohhh
I forgot about those :) I use a Dvorak Latin american keyboard.
I use i3wm automatic configuration to set keys.
As I use Emacs I shift Ctrl and Mayus.
In my .bashrc I just change for "history" to be 10,000 entries and recently I
posted about “ls” but I've had this for a couple days.
I use a german keyboard layout and always map the "escape" key on the
"capslock" key, since I use vim and this comes very handy. The rest of my
tuning goes basically to my vimrc and the related plugins, also I make my i3
wm behave more like vim, I install zsh configure it, I set a nice
Thanks, Supertramp.
Sure. The package is 'conky'. It requires a .conkyrc file in your /home. I'll
attach mine so you can modify it to your liking.
cheers
Could you tell me what the clock/RAM/CPU/net thing in the top-right corner of
the screen is called?
tx :)
I made it using an image that unfortunately has no license attached (hence
disgustingly proprietary :/ ) but if u want to use it I posted it on diaspora
a few months ago, you will easily find it under #wallpaper
You really like Debian my friend :)
Your wallpaper is beautiful.
Is not necessarily about preload or swappiness, those are just the things I
do :)
Hmm, I was distracted and I think I missed the point, I thought it was more
about system customization, not about 'preload' and so on.
I like my Debian as it is by default as far as RAM, cache, swap (it never
gets used, always at 0).. The developers seem to do a pretty nice work out of
it.
>'we give you the bare system with no bloat or customization and you make it
as you better like it' :)
I didn't know Debian was using Parabola as it's base :') :D
>What system configurations do you change?
I run Debian Xfce, which by itself, meaning by default, is very frugal and
looking like crap and the amount of 'things' I need to change is very long
indeed. Let's say it used to take an hour when I first started with debianino
but now it would
Hi, I've tried to learn as much as I can to make my experience with GNU/Linux
the best. So there are a few things I change in my system to make it go
faster.
For example I always change swappiness to 1 in SSD and to 10 in HDD.
Swappiness value controls the Linux kernel’s tendency to swap –
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