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Apr
14
comment Mapping key combination with xmodmap
The question is correctly answered, so I will accept it and try xbindkeys and xmacro.
Apr
14
accepted Why are partion size and df output different?
Apr
14
comment Shell script printing the most visited directories
my definition: Let's say that during 3 hours you call the cd command with 10 arguments (a1..a10) The directory ax is most visited if the command cd ax is called more often then cd ai, for each i in {a1, a10} where ax <> ai.
Apr
14
asked Shell script printing the most visited directories
Apr
13
accepted I can't kill xfwm4
Apr
13
comment I can't kill xfwm4
I'm changing the window manager.
Apr
13
asked I can't kill xfwm4
Apr
12
accepted Terminal and web browser combination
Apr
12
comment Terminal and web browser combination
That's great and yet more general solution than I was looking for. Could you recommend me something for the beginner with quick learning curve (and later I would try something more sophisticated)? I'm not using GNOME (I'm using XFCE). I have a small display 15" so it would be great if the manager could turn off the graphical needlessness (the bar with name of the application, resizing buttons like _ [] x).
Apr
12
comment Terminal and web browser combination
Good idea. If they would combine some firebug functionality with FireSSH functionality. Maybe it would be possible to code it, if chrome windows have this flexibility.
Apr
12
comment Mapping key combination with xmodmap
Thank you. I'd like to achieve that always when I press the key between right alt and right ctrl (keycode 135) it will be the same as Ctrl+C (This is only example, I'd like to use more keys that aren't utilized on my keyboard and assign them shortcuts Ctrl+A, Ctrl+B, Ctrl+C etc., it doesn't matter what is the function (e.g. copy)). Could you achieve it with another program (xbindkeys, xmacro)?
Apr
12
asked Mapping key combination with xmodmap
Apr
12
comment Terminal and web browser combination
Looks interesting. I only have to upgrade my firefox and there is only .tar.gz file (not debian package) so I have to backup first if something happened. It's good that this solution exists but split window would be better than new tab. ctrl-pageUp is similar as alt-tab. I will try it with yubnub split command if it helps.
Apr
12
asked Terminal and web browser combination
Apr
12
accepted Cron running job every 15 seconds
Apr
11
comment Cron running job every 15 seconds
When I write ps aux | grep chrom after a minute I can't see chromium-browser running.
Apr
11
comment Cron running job every 15 seconds
Is it difficult to write such a script? Should I ask another question or could it be written here?
Apr
11
comment Cron running job every 15 seconds
I have a line * * * * * /usr/bin/chromium-browser in crontab. According to manual it should run every minute but nothing is running.
Apr
11
asked Cron running job every 15 seconds
Apr
10
accepted Multiple renaming files