The magic of the unusual things They say that some people see the glass half full, some see it half empty. But most programmers don’t see the glass at all; they write code that simply does not consider unusual situations. They are neither optimists nor pessimists. They are not even realists. They’re ignore-ists. When writing your code don’t consider only[…]
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Flat buttons for Tear theme
Slowly, but another buttons I have added some new flat buttons to Tear Theme. All the work about the buttons was made using Inkscape. I thought that GIMP did it in the same way, but Unity DE use SVG vector graphics for the buttons… so, Inkscape is the right choice. Tear Theme is still under development and still in beta(maybe[…]
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Slowly, but another icons I have added some new icons to Tear Theme. It’s a theme to customize the aspect of Linux distributions which use Unity (so it’s Ubuntu!) or Gnome (many others) desktop environment. All the work is made using Inkscape, an incredible free and opensource program to design. Inkscape is a professional vector graphics editor for Windows, Mac[…]
Read moreTear theme improvement
Slowly, but growing In my free time, I design and develop Tear Theme. It’s a theme to customize the aspect of Linux distributions which use Unity (so it’s Ubuntu!) or Gnome (many others) desktop environment. Tear Theme is a small experimental theme (still and ever in beta!) for the Linux desktop platform. However, when I started to create Tear Theme[…]
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Vim – the ubiquitous text editor Vim is a highly configurable text editor built to make creating and changing any kind of text very efficient. It is included as "vi" with most UNIX systems and with Apple OS X. Vim is rock stable and is continuously being developed to become even better. Among its features are: persistent, multi-level undo tree,[…]
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