For adding environment variables as HTTP_PROXY in awesome wm with ubuntu, the only way to get it works with everything (google chrome in particular) that I found was to define them in the ~/.profile as
export http_proxy=http://
export https_proxy=http://
export no_proxy="localhost, ..."
For getting webstorm fully install as a regular ubuntu app, and don't have to launch it with the script ./webstorm.sh add these webstorm.desktop in your /usr/share/applications/. Don't forget to replace WEBSTORM_PATH by your webstorm absolute path
[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=JetBrains WebStorm
Exec=WEBSTORM_PATH/bin/webstorm.sh %fIcon=WEBSTORM_PATH/bin/webide.png
| // Use grepi as you would use grep and it will open the matching lines in percol | |
| // then press enter to open it in vim at the good line | |
| // ex: grepi -r [pattern] [folder] | |
| // You need percol to be installed | |
| grepi() { | |
| vim $((grep -n $@ | sed 's/:/ /g' | percol | awk '{print "+"$2 " " $1}') || '-c quit') | |
| } |