Dev
Here I collect all my stuff related to software development
Code
- Example Code: Gnome Nautilus Extensions - a simple example in pure C.
- Tutorial: Macbook deutsche Tastatur - wie richtig konfigurieren?
- Example Code: qml treeview with QAbstractItemModel - Simple Tree Model Example converted to QML
Knowledge
Here I collect some knowlegde about various technologies:
- Docker Super Quickstart - A very quick and condensed introduction into working with docker
Git
Articles about Git on this site:
- Git Advanced Tips - Some of my personal tricks I use and others I have stumbled upon.
- Git Quickstart - Die Supereinfachanleitung für Git mit ca. 10 Kommandos.
I contribute(d) to Git in various corners:
- Official Mailinglist Archives
- Old Windows Mailinglist Archives
- Main Repository
- Development Environment - The old, now replaced, git development environment for windows. And its submodules: Git, Git-Cheetah.
- Msys Runtime in Git for Windows
Tools
Mutt
Mark all new messages as read
| T | Tag with pattern |
| ~N | Pattern for New Flag |
| ;N | Apply command ‘N’ to all tagged messages |
Note: If you are using the threaded view you have to expand all threads
with ESC-V first. Otherwise not all messages will be marked.
A list of practical pattern:
| Pattern | Description |
|---|---|
| ~N | New messages |
| ~F | Flagged messages |
| ~U | Unread messages |
Compiler
gcc: Output all default compiler defines
echo | gcc -dM -E -Linux
Test modification of users groups without logging out / restarting your X-session:
su - $USER
Vim
Here the (in my opinion) most important commands from the top of my head:
more useful commands:
| C-X C-L | Line complete |
| C-R C-W | Pull cword onto search/command line |
| C-R C-A | Pull CWORD onto search/command line |
| :e ++enc=utf8 | Reload current file with utf8 encoding |
Vim Bootstrap
A quick way to configure Vim for popular languages/technologies provides vim-bootstrap.
Quick Vimperator (Vim extension for Firefox) Intro
For existing Vim users the original Vimperator introduction is quite lengthy. Here a very quick Vimperator introduction which gets you going with the most important stuff when you are already proficient with vi(m).
Tags
If there is more than one result, it presents a list of matches, otherwise it jumps straight to the result. Ways to invoke this are:
- :tj [tagname]
- g CTRL-] with the cursor positioned on the tag.
- CTRL-w g CTRL-] jumps to the tag in a new window.
From: http://www.8t8.us/vim/vim.html
Sources:
Bashrc
Ubuntu
Git enabled default shell:
PS1='\[\e]0;\u@\h: \w\a\]${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\[\033[01;32m\]\u@\h\[\033[00m\]:\[\033[01;34m\]\w$(__git_ps1 " (%s)")\[\033[00m\]\$ '
Fonts
Nerdfonts is a collection of script to patch together iconic fonts (like fontawesome) into one that can be used in terminals. Here is their github Repository.