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Trying out Stumpwm for fun. Following Joe's instructions on how to get it, I ended up with a "Component STUMPWM not found" error. If anyone's interested in this wm, I managed to compile it and run it with this command:

^ what did you drop behind your computer case that warrants that towel there? ;) This is not a silly question at all. The answer is: I don't even know what that towel is doing there. I swear! That room is also my father-in-law "office", and he usually makes a mess of every single thing he...

My home media server. HP Pavillion (bought back in 2007), LFS, LinuxBBQ Coal and all the bloat of rtorrent and Universal Media Player.

No difference on Elektra, just dist-upgraded.

Sylpheed was opened using dmenu, emacs and tabbed+surf via keybinding.

Beautiful thread. I'm at work, but the only PC missing is my media server, I'll post it later. Here I have the followings: http://s10.postimg.org/ppgh7l951/macbook.jpg http://s29.postimg.org/ywl39ogur/thinkpad.jpg Left: wife's old MacBook (she loves stickers, as you can see), external huge display p...

^ precious tips, thanks, I'll see what I can do.

Added default, fixed a path. All yours. #!/bin/bash # # Script to make CLI printing easy. if [ -z $1 ] ; then echo "no file specified" exit 1 elif [ ! -e $1 ]; then echo 'file "'$1'" does not exist' exit 1 elif [ ! -f $1 ] ; then echo '"'$1'" is not a valid file' exit 1...

Interesting, I'll try that thanks.

laptop: LinuxBBQ Elektra (mainly), killX (when I want to learn and rule)
desktop: LinuxBBQ Coal (media server, still haven't had the time to properly move it to a newer BBQ release), LFS (on hold, same little time issue)

^ nice, very nice.

It definitely looks better #!/bin/bash # # Script to make CLI printing easy. if [ -z $1 ] ; then echo "no file specified" exit 1 elif [ ! -e $1 ]; then echo 'file "'$1'" does not exist' exit 1 elif [ ! -f $1 ] ; then echo '"'$1'" is not a valid file' exit 1 fi echo echo...

Thank you, I'll try with case/esac and see what I can do. Feel free to do whatever you want with it, it's always a matter of learning something new to me. ;)

Now with error checking. #!/bin/bash # # Script to make CLI printing easy. if [ $# -eq 0 ] ; then echo "no argument supplied" exit fi if [ ! -e $1 ]; then echo 'file "'$1'" does not exist' exit fi if [ ! -f $1 ] ; then echo '"'$1'" is not a valid file' exit fi echo echo...

Updated Elektra this morning, and came in a new version of suckless-tools. Only issue I had was with dwm and dmenu. Basically, couldn't open dmenu from dwm anymore using win_key+p shortcut. So, after looking at logs, in dwm/config.h I changed this line static const char *dmenucmd[] = { "dmenu_r...

^ I actually hope so. :)
Another thing: that wrapper uses only the options I need when printing, but lp has got many other tweaks.

^ I went with OpenBSD a while ago, but that "real life" is on me too.

^ beautiful, as usual.

I love printing from command line (thanks to bacon suggestion about lpr). Now, reading The Linux Command Line I found out about lp. It has a lot of options and I'm a lazy bastard, so I wrote this sort of wrapper. Nothing serious, it doesn't check for input errors and I'm pretty sure it could be done...

Thank you, I'll update it as well.

Put this in your .zshrc to get DEL key working as you might expect. Works fine with st.
Actually, not mine. Taken from suckless, but still pretty useful. :)