Linux >
Problem: A program might have few dependencies and might have a small disk size, but how many libraries and sub-libraries does it use? How much memory does it and all its libraries actually take?
Linux >
Problem: A program might have few dependencies and might have a small disk size, but how many libraries and sub-libraries does it use? How much memory does it and all its libraries actually take?
unclutter will do this automatically, but there is an easy way to do it manually with xsetroot -cursor
Software for running a program.
You probably want Application launchers
more coming later, either here or in other topics
A dark theme is less hard on the eyes. I wonder if it lowers power usage for your display.
Simple Openbox themerc — easily edited to darken your window manager, such as the title of windows.
Note to self: This page is regular and not BlogText
Just some ideas from the old website.
Software > Internet / Hosting >
(on Wikipedia)
https://www.w3.org/People/Raggett/tidy/
http://tidy.sourceforge.net/
now http://www.html-tidy.org/
Tidies HTML and XML.
Geany has a number of plugins, and there is spell checking in their main plugins bundle. Installing was easy.
Java >
JDownloader is a download helper. It helps bypass various wait screens like the Firefox SkipScreen add-on, probably breaking terms of use and all that goodness.
Unfortunately, it’s Java.
My TODO list is big. More annoyingly, it’s not really one TODO list. I have notes scattered throughout my computer: in text files; in a local knowledgebase; in program source.. and in this case in the rc.xml configuration file for Openbox.
Inspired by my previous post on Firefox’s about:blank, I decided to take some time to investigate changing my desktop background colour.