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Monthly Archives: October 2007
WinMin
Someone at Microsoft gave a talk the other day about the development of Windows 7 (Vista’s successor) and they discussed how they’re currently working on the Windows kernel. Its very heart and sole. They said, and I paraphrase, that Vista … Continue reading
Posted in kernel, vista, windows
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Paludis Updates
Two new versions of Paludis have been released recently. 0.26.0_alpha1 and alpha2. This brings a lot of good changes and EAPI 1 compatibility. As far as I can tell from the website thats something that pkgcore has yet to achieve. … Continue reading
Posted in paludis, vim, windows
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Updates
Well, a lot of comments and a little free time I’ve been doing some updating. I updated the About page here on my blog, check it out and learn all about me. I also updated my vim cheat sheet after … Continue reading
Posted in paludis, personal, vim
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KDE Pervert Devs
You know, they say a picture is worth a thousand words. Thank you KDE Potato Head dev, who ever you are. Enjoy the Penguins!
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Vim Reference Card and Sabayon
First I’d like to apologize for posting on nothing but Vim for the past week or two, I suddenly became infatuated (or bored, whatever) with Vim and decided to see what kind of power I could truly harness out of … Continue reading
Posted in gvim, paludis, vim
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Being lazy with Vim
Although I’ve never actually written any software you’d actually use I do find myself writing a lot of pointless software mainly for own amusement. My current job only requires I look at software not write it. But anyway in my … Continue reading
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A new vimrc
After neglecting it for months I’ve finally updated my vimrc. It has changed quite a bit so if I suggest you take a peek at it if your a vim-er. Also if you haven’t noticed Ciaran McCreesh’s website is gone. … Continue reading
Posted in gvim, software, vim
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Vim for Windows
As is the case with most people I’m forced to do my work at work on Windows PC. In my case its Windows XP but either way its Windows. One thing I have noticed about Windows is that when you … Continue reading
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Vim Question
I know my blog probably isn’t the best place to ask questions and expect a response but I thought I’d try it anyway. Question When I double click a file to open it, it opens a new instance of Gvim. … Continue reading
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Nice programming fonts
At work I’m forced to do all my programming work on Windows XP, maybe Vista when I get my new laptop, but for now XP. Anyway I still use Gvim to do it all with but the default font for … Continue reading
