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Usually the Windows key bindings are available in every installation of GVim I’ve played with. Not so on my Mint-ified MacBook. And, yes, I know the traditional vi bindings…I’ve just spent so long outside of vi and in a Windows/Mac universe that the muscle memory is just too damn great to overcome. I’ve spent a year or so trying at this juncture.
So, nice to find this: http://superuser.com/a/10604. How to enable mswin behaviors in GVim. Yay!
You want a dynamic path to your post-install call to an executable. You can do this based on the info I found here.
I loves me some StackOverflow.
Because I can never remember how to sensibly check for arguments in a batch file: validating bat arguments
Simple Home File Server Based On Ubuntu | HowtoForge – Linux Howtos and Tutorials is a nice little howto article that netted me a file server to use for daily backups. Elz’s hard drive melting down last weekend finally got my ass in gear to put this together. Of course, not before she lost all of her email and address book. I was able to save the photos and music collection though. Hooray for partitions!
At any rate, if’n you’re looking for a quick and dirty network file server, you could do a lot worse than this. OTOH, if’n you’re looking for a micro-powered, highly tailored file server, you can probably do a lot better. All I know is that I now have all of our machines dumping nightly backups to a file server, and have the foundation for a home media center once I get myself together for that project.
Here’s a home project I’m thinking I’ll never have time for. Still, finding on the net and linking is a first step, right?
RetroStatic.com has links to all kinds of Flash-encoded video ripe for ripping and stripping and mixing into an audio wonderland.