This post shows some more or less frequently used features in bash, which might come handy in some situations.
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Sunday, April 6, 2014
i3 window manager
Not long ago, I've switched from KDE window manager (kwin), which I've been using for years, to tiling window manager i3. So far I've tried several different WMs but none has suited my needs perfectly, until now.
What do I expect from window manager:
What do I expect from window manager:
- it should be highly customizable. It should provide ways to set keyboard and mouse shortcuts. In this way, kwin has been really great and that was the main reason I was using it.
- it should be lightweight. This was the main issue, which kwin and KDE desktop had. On the other hand, i3wm with Slim is very simple and lightweight.
- it should be fast. I don't say kwin was slow, but in comparison to i3, well, it is (:
- eye-candy... yes good looking windows are sign of a modern WM, but for me eye-candy isn't very important.
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Using caldav 0.2.1 with owncloud DAV services
New version caldav libraries was released recently. It didn't work from the scratch with my owncloud CalDAV. This post shows what I have changed to get it work.
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
ssh chroot jail
This post shows step by step how to create minimalistic ssh chroot jail. I use this for sharing files via scp/WinSCP.
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Disabling HDD Spindown
Recently I've noticed that my HDD stops and starts too frequently. Not only has this affect on performance (access time) but it has negative impact to it's lifetime. So I've turned off Advanced power management (APM) function.
Monday, March 17, 2014
Script for starting services and mouning filesystems
This script handles mounting of defined mountpoints and starts services via systemctl. I use it to start and mount all necessary services for my Raspberry PI.
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Setting up fail2ban
Fail2ban is a program, that can prevent brute force attempts to your computer. Basically it counts failed login attempts and after given count is reached, it triggers an action, which usually is ban for IP address.
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