- Eight bytes walk into a bar. The bartender asks:
» "Can I get you anything?"
» "Yeah," reply the bytes, "Make us a double!". - Two bytes are sitting in a bar. One says:
» "I'm not feeling so well. I think I might have a parity error."
» "Yeah," says the other, "I thought you looked a bit off."
2008-02-19
Geek Joke
2008-02-17
My fonts @ Arch Linux
Screenshot:
Need to install:
# artwiz-fonts is not really necessary but is a 'nice pack'.
Attention:
Installing ttf-ms-fonts gives me a damm big bug! My fonts at the login became huge. Size 100 at lest. Use at you own risk...
Need to install:
pacman -S artwiz-fonts ttf-ms-fonts
# artwiz-fonts is not really necessary but is a 'nice pack'.
Attention:
Installing ttf-ms-fonts gives me a damm big bug! My fonts at the login became huge. Size 100 at lest. Use at you own risk...
2008-02-16
Yaourt
What is it?
"A pacman frontend for Archlinux"
Yaourt is a command line interface program which complete pacman for installing software on Archlinux. Written by Julien Mischkowitz.
Screenshots:
Installation:
» http://archlinux.fr/yaourt-en/
» http://wiki.archlinux.fr/howto:archlinux:yaourt
"A pacman frontend for Archlinux"
Yaourt is a command line interface program which complete pacman for installing software on Archlinux. Written by Julien Mischkowitz.
Screenshots:
Installation:
- Edit:
# nano /etc/pacman.conf
- And add:
[archlinuxfr]
Server = http://repo.archlinux.fr/i686
Or[archlinuxfr]
Server = http://repo.archlinux.fr/x86_64 - Update & install:
# pacman -Sy yaourt
- Edit:
# nano /etc/sudoers
- Edit it to something like this:
# User alias specification
User_Alias POWERUSER=user
# Cmnd alias specification
Cmnd_Alias YAOURT=/usr/bin/pacman, /usr/bin/pacdiffviewer
# User privilege specification
root ALL=(ALL) ALL
POWERUSER ALL=(ALL) YAOURT
- Search and install
yaourt [keywords]: quick search + install
yaourt -S [packages] : install package, Compile it from AUR if needed
yaourt -Ss [keywords] : search on repos and on AUR (with notice for already installed packages)
yaourt -Sb [packages] : install a packages by compilation from sources (abs)
yaourt -Sl [repos] : prompt for packages of the selected repos (emphasize those already installed)
yaourt -Qs [keywords] : colorized ouput of installed packages and the repos where they come from
yaourt -Qo [progname] or [filename] : shows the package which provides the program or the file
- Updgrade:
yaourt -Syu : complete update and upgrade of the system (onlys from repos)
yaourt -Syu --aur : complete update and upgrade, even for packages coming from AUR
yaourt -Sybu --aur : complete update and upgrade by compilation of all packages (repos and AUR)
yaourt -Su --devel : update and upgrade of cvs/svn/mercurial/git packages
- Cleaning:
yaourt -C : editing and merging of .pacnew/.pacsave
yaourt -Cc : removal of all .pacnew/.pacsave
yaourt -Qt : search for orphaned packages
yaourt -Cd : search for obsolete repos
- Other options:
--export [directory] : exports compiled packages for gensync
yaourt -S --aur [packages] : forces compilation from AUR for a packages which is also in repos
yaourt -G [packages] : retrive PKGBUILD and local sources in current directory.
yaourt -B : backup the pacman database
» http://archlinux.fr/yaourt-en/
» http://wiki.archlinux.fr/howto:archlinux:yaourt
2008-02-11
New Template
I've already stop searching for more templates.
This is the one. It's very web2.0 and eye candy..
There are still some minor details do change (banner, etc) but this will be the essence of the blog.
We hope you enjoyed ;)
This is the one. It's very web2.0 and eye candy..
There are still some minor details do change (banner, etc) but this will be the essence of the blog.
We hope you enjoyed ;)
2008-02-10
2008-02-06
Java + Compiz
Start by downloading this patch for the jre engine, and then move it to the path of the folder and uncompress it.
Now You will do a backup off rt.jr. Usually the path to rt.jr is /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/lib/. I suppose that you are using the latest sun java version.
Now you will apply the patch:
After that you will be able to run any application who use java, like mercury messenger.
$ cd /path/of/the/patch/
$ tar -xf patch.tar
$ cd patch
Now You will do a backup off rt.jr. Usually the path to rt.jr is /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/lib/. I suppose that you are using the latest sun java version.
$ sudo cp /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/lib/rt.jar /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/lib/rt.jar.old
$ sudo cp /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/lib/rt.jar rt.zip
Now you will apply the patch:
$ zip -f rt.zip sun/awt/X11/*
$ sudo cp rt.zip /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/lib/rt.jar
After that you will be able to run any application who use java, like mercury messenger.
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