Indefero ist ein schlankes und schnelles Web-Frontend zur Verwaltung von Softwareprojekten, ganz nach dem Vorbild von google code und github. Darüer hinaus ist es frei und wird aktiv entwickelt! Von Haus biringt es Code-Review Funktionalität und Unterstützung für Git, Mercurial, SVN und Monotone mit. Was will man mehr? Schau dir Indefero's indefero an.
Es folgt eine kurze Installationsanleitung,
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all-inkl.com ist ein lokaler Web- und Server Anbieter. Der Premium-Account enthält eine Online-Festplatte die als ein Netzlaufwerk eingebunden werden kann, sprich eine private dropbox.
Um diese Besonderheit unter Linux zu nutzen, müssen folgende Schritte durchfrührt werden
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Automated audio transcription (speech-to-text) works badly out of the box, especially with recordings from interviews. Yeah? You're on your own.
Fortunately there are a bunch of applications that stand by you. Flashdictator is one of them. It helps you to transcript an earlier recorded interview. It is a stone downgraded version of F4 an audio transcription tool. Flashdictator is written in Adobe Flash and runs at the top of your browser. Just grab the source code for a deeper look inside.
Flashdictator plays your audio recordings bit by bit with definable breaks in between, to avoid struggling of endless loops of pushing Play, Alt+Tab, listen and transcript, Alt+Tab, Pause, Rewinding and so on.
That all about it.
I stumbled upon a great idea: store quick notes in a private mailbox.
It's a very smart solution especially because the notes are searchable and available from anywhere.
The concept is quite easy to implement therefore it's adjustable to various toolchains.
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This simple shell function creates various archives dependent on the file extension.
Supported extensions: tar.bz2, tar.gz, tar.xz, tar.lzma, bz2,
gz, tar, tbz2, tgz, zip, 7z
useage: pack archive.extension [file|dir]+
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Sometimes it's so hard to make a decision, even on a simple thing.
Therefore I considered the metadata from old images to get an overview
of my settings. The rate of focal length, exposure time and
aperture values might help me to select a new lens which may fit my needs.
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If you're running a Linux box and your window manager feels to bloated? If you're bother with large configuration files and application windows which pop up randomly where they like? If You would love to group windows by tags and manage them in tiled, monocle or custom layouts? Or if you're just looking for a lightweight and fast window manager?
Than go for dwm!
Hold on! I'm maintaining udwm a fork with a few useful patches already applied. Right! Grab the latest snapshot and get your hands dirty.