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I program a lot in C++ and Python using Vim, and since I spend several hours looking at the screen, I decided to look for a color scheme that would facilitate programming and not strain my eyes.

Wordpress Before migrating to Octopress, I used Wordpress. Many times I needed to post snippets of source code, it’s quite simple, just type: [ sourcecode language="cpp" ]…[ /sourcecode ] The result would be something like:

Today I opened an online radio via flash and the sound was coming out of the speakers of my notebook, when I thought that after configuring ALSA to use Pulseaudio the sound should come out through the TV, connected via HDMI.

The keyboard of my Acer AS3810T-6376 is in the American standard layout. In most desktop environments, it is easy to configure the keyboard, but in Awesome you must do it manually.

On Computer 1, connected to the internet via cable: # ifconfig wlan0 down # iwconfig wlan0 mode Ad-Hoc # ifconfig wlan0 192.168.0.1 up # iwconfig wlan0 essid rede # iwconfig wlan0 key 123456789A On Computer 2:

After updating the kernel, I noticed that during boot the following error message appeared: > Found hardware: "HDA-Intel" "Intel Cantiga HDMI" "HDA:10ec0869 (…)" > Hardware is initialized using a generic method > /usr/sbin/alsactl: set_control:1267: failed to obtain info for control #5 (No such file or directory) To resolve:

I went to watch a movie that I had downloaded on an external hard drive connected to my older notebook. Usually, I connect this hard drive directly to the TV, but this time I couldn’t eject the hard drive because it was being used by other programs.

Discovering the current resolution xdpyinfo | grep 'dimensions:' or xrandr | grep '*' Changing the resolution Without any configuration, my Awesome assigned bad resolutions to the monitor of my notebook (LVDS1) and the TV connected to HDMI: