Centos systemd-networkd … The tale of the missing packets. The symptoms are strange to say the least. It appears that the traffic leaving the virtual interface are correctly being processed by the POSTROUTING chains and yet even with replies from the outside world the traffic does not return to the virtual interface. Almost as if …
Here is a list of Git commands that I never remember off by hand when I need them. To set the default Git editor : git config –global core.editor “vim”
To make the XFCE application menu pop up when you hit the Windows key add the following application via the keyboard shortcuts and press the Windows key when prompted. xfce4-popup-applicationsmenu It doesn’t work exactly the same as windows since hitting the key twice does not make the menu disappear. UPDATE : On 14.04 this appears …
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I have just needed to install a dev package on my Xubuntu system and wanted to see what and where the package would install the files to. It seems that there is an apt-file command which is not installed by default. So I installed it… apt-get install apt-file and then followed by apt-file update In …
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So today I landed up reinstalling my Xubuntu 12.10 system on my laptop. So that I can remember all the packages and settings I have listed them here. apt-get install gnome-terminal apt-get install build-essential apt-get install nasm apt-get install vim apt-get install nmap tcptraceroute apt-get install ncurses-term apt-get install radiotray apt-get install tasksel tasksel install …
So I do almost 99% of my development in vim and over the years have setup a basic .vimrc file which has my personal settings. So that I can remember them I have posted my .vimrc file here. The colour scheme is from http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2175. This does presuppose that you are using Linux and have the …