I Still Know What You Learned Last Summer

Version control with Git: remote repositories

›
Previously , I wrote about Git usage for single-user single-location projects. However, where Git really shines is in managing a project...

Version control with Git

›
I've recently started using Git for version control of all my personal projects. It works so smoothly that I don't have any res...

Tweaking and recompiling .deb packages

›
Fixing a bug or experimenting with a program often requires going back to the source. Compiling the program yourself from a tarball usually ...

Emacs 22

›
Emacs 22 has been released. From the Emacs web site: Emacs version 22 includes GTK+ toolkit support, enhanced mouse support, a new keyboa...

Simple version control with RCS

›
I had to write quite a bit of code for one of my projects this term. To keep the project manageable, I wanted a simple way to take sna...

Bridging the gap between Emacs and Gnome

›
I use Emacs whenever I can (which is, nowadays, for almost all the work I do) but I still need to switch away occasionally for some apps. Us...

dabbrev-expand

›
I discovered this real key-saver a few weeks ago. It makes Emacs appear to be positively psychic. M-/ or dabbrev-expand completes the wor...
‹
›
Home
View web version
Powered by Blogger.