Using i3wm, I’m very pleased with the fact that at startup I can found all my everyday applications opened and placed on the relative workspaces. Anyway, sometimes I need different configuration (especially on the netbook) and I fit better with a manual launch of the programs. Bash, bin and nohup to make an easy starter…
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How to rotate videos taken from smartphone
Landscape on the phone, portrait on the PC I recorded some videos with my smartphone and, incredibly, after the import on the PC, I found them rotated in the wrong mode. Landscape to portrait, or viceversa. Not ever, not at all, but sometimes it happens. So I was looking for a way to rotate those…
How to create custom screenshot shortcuts
Unity, Gnome and gnome-screenshot over scrot I’m really satisfied with the default Gnome screenshot system. Easy to use and very responsive. Simple press Prt button for a whole screen grab, just Shift+Prt to catch an area or Alt+Prt to get a window saved. Easy, fast and reliable. It’s Gnome Screenshots and screencasts. But what if…