For jobs to be completed always and surely, a distro like Fedora or Ubuntu, a graphical environment like GNOME or Xfce, and so on. For everything else, Linux is experimentation, fun. Here then we like to give us to the distro-hopping, to try every possible graphic environment, to test every feasible change. In two words, maximum customization and pure pleasure.[…]
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Create a launcher script for Linux desktop
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 script With nohup we can[…]
Read moreWhy doesn’t i3blocks show battery in status bar on Fedora?
Since I use i3, one of my favorite feature is the minimalism of the status bar. I found in it the same feeling of the cli, but united with the beauty of the graphical interface. i3blocks to generate amazing status line for i3bar Recently I have switched all my i3 installations to i3blocks. It allows one to easily describe[…]
Read moreHow to manage wi-fi connections under i3wm
I love i3wm, it’s a quick, lightweight and very good looking environment. The beauty of a windows manager like i3 need a must learning curve to be appreciated. Many things that are very intuitive in DE like GNOME, KDE or Unity (r.i.p.… sigh), in the i3wm could be difficult for the new user. But many workaround are existing. Reuse,[…]
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