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alias tmux="TERM=screen-256color-bce tmux -2" |
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Working local with Git on a repository SVN :D | |
First, we assume that you have a subversion repository at http://example.com/svn/my_proj. You will need to create the git repo setup to pull from this repo. | |
git svn init -s http://example.com/svn/my_proj | |
This will initialize the git repo for pulling from svn. The -s indicates that you have a “standard” setup for your subversion repository. I.e. trunk/ branches/ and tags/. This command will not yet import anything from subversion. | |
git svn fetch |
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SVN: branching y merging en 8 comandos | |
Trabajar con ramas en SVN es un dolor de muelas (sobre todo si estás acostumbrado a GIT), pero eso no es razón para no utilizarlas. Sólo hace falta conocer 8 sencillos comandos. | |
1. Branching | |
$ svn copy http://my.svn.com/myrepo/trunk \ | |
http://my.svn.com/myrepo/branches/featurex \ | |
-m "Created featurex branch from trunk" | |
$ svn switch http://my.svn.com/myrepo/featurex |
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1. System Settings -> System Info -> Graphics -> Forced Fallback Mode ON | |
2. .gnomerc in your $HOME | |
export WINDOW_MANAGER=/usr/local/bin/awesome-wm | |
3. /usr/local/bin/awesome-wm | |
#!/bin/sh | |
awesome & | |
4. /usr/share/gnome-session/sessions/awesome.session | |
[GNOME Session] | |
Name=Awesome session | |
RequiredComponents=gnome-settings-daemon; |