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very usefull when used with dzen2 to drive the panel for my xmonad.

screenshot here .. http://binarycodes.deviantart.com/art/Curiosity-319384304

Nothing fancy but shows me the clock and a few...

anything other than browsing :D

ext3 since that seemed fine back in 2008 when i setup the filesystems.

1. LOTR - The Two Towers
2. My Sassy Girl (Korean)
3. Spirited Away

I love emacs, M-x compile and then back to editing :)

alt and right click would resize the window ofcourse :)

If I could have one penny for every hour spent in irc :P ...

Emacs for most things.
Netbeans for J2EE stuffs.


And at work, Toad for PL/SQL :)

One.

Arch Linux :)

I use emacs for all sorts of text editing. (including programming of course)

Also as a file manager (dired) and for irc and mail :)

IMO make it an org document. So now you can track changes, export to pdf/html/ etc etc.

I'd say try getting LFS build and setup for daily use. (since this is about learning)

org-mode FTW! :)

tldp is your friend.

Here's the bash section.

mv x/*(/) /where/you/want/to/copy/


Note: This works in zsh alright. Not tested for other shells.

The best computer I have ever owned is my current one. Core 2 Duo with 1 gig RAM. Compiles my projects, plays the 1080ps and lets me connect to irc and the web :)

Well this is only my second...

Its just a sub-domain. Whats so weird about it!

Ima, ai ni yukimasu
Keulraesik
Yeopgijeogin geunyeo
Nae meorisokui jiwoogae
The Lord Of the Rings (Trilogy)

+1 for bittorrent

@abnordude: While you can learn to create great software studying by yourself, getting a proper degree will mean that not only do you create them you also get paid by a company/firm/organisation for...

Mostly programming. For work as well as for fun :)

Spend about 12+ hours a day with my beloved systems. On weekends though it can range anything between 3/4hrs to 18+hrs .

Matrix - because that's where I live in :P

Looks awesome indeed :popcorn:

there's always irc ;)

hack away with pleasure :guitar: