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  1. #71
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    Re: Linux SemiHidden Tips

    Quote Originally Posted by Bodsda View Post

    Command line tool for downloading youtube videos

    Code:
    sudo apt-get install youtube-dl
    consult
    Code:
    man youtube-dl
    to learn how to use it
    This is not necessary. If you are at say http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAdXowU1cBI simply type the word "pwn" in front of youtube as shown http://www.pwnyoutube.com/watch?v=AAdXowU1cBI and it will open to another page with the option to download the video. Only a web browser is needed.
    Yesterday it worked.
    Today it is not working.
    Windows is like that.

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    Re: Linux SemiHidden Tips

    Quote Originally Posted by MaxIBoy View Post
    Repeat this process whenever you want to update. For Alien Arena, SVN hosts the developers' codebase, so you get new features as soon as they're written.
    Cool, thanks. It's a bit like wget?

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    Re: Linux SemiHidden Tips

    Quote Originally Posted by Bou View Post
    How come no one has done a GUI for that yet?
    Here is a GUI for configuring your machine to automatically wake at a certain time.

    Requirements for the script to work:
    • Your linux kernel version must be >= 2.6.22 (Gutsy and above)
    • Your BIOS must have support to wake. See http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/ACPI_Wakeup
    • You must have ACPI enabled. (You can not be booting with the kernel option acpi=off, for example).


    Save the attached script at /usr/local/bin/set_wake.py

    Make it executable:
    Code:
    chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/set_wake.py
    Run:
    Code:
    gksu set_wake.py
    So as not to drag this thread off topic, if you run into any problems, please start a new thread, and PM me with the link.
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    Re: Linux SemiHidden Tips

    Quote Originally Posted by Sealbhach View Post
    Cool, thanks. It's a bit like wget?

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    Subversion is a version control system. If you have a complex project you're working on, you use a VCS. When you modify something, you "commit" a new version. All versions throughout the history of the project are stored. When you want to retrieve a version, you "check out" that version (think "check out a book from the library," not "check out that wierd tree.") It's like hitting "save as" every time you make a change, only:

    1. You don't have thousands of files to sift through.
    2. It keeps track of a whole project, not just one file at a time.
    3. It takes up much less space, because the archive is heavily compressed.

    Version control systems include CVS, Subversion (SVN,) Mercurial (Hg,) Bazaar (Bzr,) and Git.

    The "svn co" command "checks out" a revision from a subversion archive which is set up to allow downloading over the Internet. Unless otherwise specified, it will pick the most recent revision.
    He that would make his own liberty secure must guard even his enemy from oppression; for if he violates this duty he establishes a precedent that will reach to himself.
    -Thomas Paine

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    Re: Linux SemiHidden Tips

    Quote Originally Posted by Mehall View Post
    Generally, if you use scrollwheel, you scroll on whatever window the cursor is over, not necessarily the active window

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    This is one of my favorite features.

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    Re: Linux SemiHidden Tips

    Want to download video from youtube? Easy! Watch the video you want to download. Next, and before you leave that web page, go look in the /tmp directory. There should be a flash video file with a name like "FlashfQ5a1h". That's the file you want. So copy it to your desktop. Job done!
    "All people are scum. No matter what they look like." ~ Spider Jerusalem, Transmetropolitan #4



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