Linux rant & Tmux
Most people that are involved with tech (managers, bloggers, etc) have heard of Linux, and are pretty familiar with it (unlike a decade ago when it was programmers only). We can see it in every server these days, but more importantly - Android is based on Linux, and those …
Switching to Linux has never been easier
In the past 10 years (or so), I've been taking old computers (desktops, laptops), and putting Linux on them. Mainly because Microsoft's philosophy with Windows is a very one size fits all approach, and also because Windows had a general bad reputation when it comes to old …
Change to Specific keyboard layout shortcuts
In my computer, I have 4 languages installed. Because of that reason, it's getting rather tedious switching between all the languages with Alt+Shift until I reach the right language. After a short research online I discovered that there's a command that does that. To that command …
How I created an Auto-backup using Git
During work  we use to have a really stressful time. Everyone was using each other's folders (mainly happens in new projects... and an overenthusiastic project designer). After 3-4 accidental deletions of my project folder, I decided to simply backing up once a day is not enough. …
Combine Window commands on Gnome
Today I've successfully made a command that with a push of a button simulates the Win+Left (or Right) on windows. Just to clarify, we are talking about Gnome->Metacity. Essentially it moves the window to the side you choose and makes it as big as half the screen, very …
