Lazy programmers do…
Scripts to avoid clicking in three places once they start their computer:
#!/bin/bash firefox mail.cotescu.com & thunderbird & pidgin & sleep 5s purple-remote "setstatus?status=available&message=http://radu.cotescu.com" exit 0
This starts those three programs in the background once I log in provided that I add this script in System – Preferences – Startup Applications in Ubuntu.
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Radu said:
I think you have a corrupted archive. Try to download it again. more»
Ronny Ko said:
I have a gigabit Dlink card ( D-Link System Inc DGE-530T Gigabit Ethernet Adapter (rev 11) (rev 11)). When I first run... more»
al.zatv said:
Calin, thank you for your info. web face for virtualbox is the thing i was looking for. more»
djrise said:
Hi and thank you for your job, I have downloaded the script but when i execute them it said : sh vmware-server-2.0.x-kernel-... more»
Xr said:
Disabling vmci in the web access solved it: Select the VM–>ConfigurationR 11;>Advanced–>Conf iguration... more»
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You can add some lines to check new mails, make summary for all of them, get the offline messages, make summary for them too, check google reader, summarize all the new posts in a huge one, then text all the summaries to your mobile.
And you just saved some beach hours
I am currently working at a device that will write all the code I would ever want to write for me.
You can try fortune for the status message
and add your blog link afterwards.
purple-remote "setstatus?status=avaiable&message=`fortune` http://blog.motane.lu"