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Ruby > Ruby web programming > Mongrel

(on Wikipedia)
https://rubygems.org/gems/mongrel

This seems to only be for Rails.. I don’t understand it and there is no newbie-friendly documentation to explain the basics.

Reportedly faster/cooler than WEBrick.

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Master of Orion II - Battle at Antares - (1996 game) image

Entertainment > Games >

(on Wikipedia)

This is a generally crappy game. Several elements of gameplay are annoying, or take too many clicks or whatever. Sigh.

  1. Master of Orion – (1993 game)
  2. Master of Orion II – Battle at Antares – (1996 game)



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Software > Screencasting >

(was on Wikipedia, deleted)
https://www.debugmode.com/wink/

Flash movie capturer. Works PERFECTLY, but has no audio support under Linux.

Works perfectly under both Windows and Linux. Godlike.

They abandoned Linux support for newer versions. Linux can’t record audio. =(

  • Abandoned by the original author. Reportedly taken over by a company, but was never updated; flagging as abandoned.

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Software > Terminals > rxvt >

(on Wikipedia)
http://software.schmorp.de/pkg/rxvt-unicode.html

A nice light terminal emulator. A Unicode-capable version of rxvt.

When I learned that aterm does not support unicode, I went looking for its replacement. It suggested rxvt-unicode, so here I am. See Unicode VGA font for the font I ended up using.

  • aka urxvt
  • It is not tabbed, use one of the /tag/terminal-multiplexers (I currently use this one).

    • Okay, technically it’s tabbed with the “tabbed” perl extension:
      \urxvt -pe tabbed

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Software > Terminals >

(on Wikipedia)
https://sourceforge.net/projects/materm/
was https://code.google.com/archive/p/mrxvt

A terminal emulator which allows tabs.

I could just use Screen, but mrxvt is so much easier to use. =)

  • aka materm
  • See also: rxvt-unicode (rxvt), which is also definitely light.

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