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Using tmux on pfSense

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Thank you, Hendrik!

How to setup a build environment for Pidgin IM 3.0 on a virgin debian bullseye system:

Distributor ID: Debian
Description:    Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye)
Release:        11
Codename:       bullseye

	# Key bindings for chromeos / chromebook to allow X clipboard copy and pasting
	#
	# Keys:
	# Copy: Shift + Search + C
	# Paste: Shift + Search + V
	#
	# Use xbindkeys, xsel, and xdotool
	#
	# sudo apt-get install xbindkeys xsel xdotool
	#

	Dealing with Windows with limited usage of console

	Download URLs for TightVNC:
	https://www.tightvnc.com/download/2.8.27/tightvnc-2.8.27-gpl-setup-64bit.msi
	https://www.tightvnc.com/download/2.8.27/tightvnc-2.8.27-gpl-setup-32bit.msi

	1. Enable Administrator account (from Windows console command line)

	net user Administrator password123
	net user Administrator /active:yes

	# Here's another ridiculous thing, just for fun...
	# Dont try this at home, kids.
	# Your homework is to implement this in Go.
	# See https://github.com/weaveworks/procspy for a head start.

	# How to get the remote IP and port of socket connecting to the local machine
	# (not necesarily localhost) on port 443 ( hex 0x01BB ) on given PID 13866

	# Given a Process ID (PID), get list of sockets open:
	$ ls -l /proc/13866/fd/ \| grep socket \| grep -o '\[.*\]' \| sed 's/\[//;s/\]//'

	# BASH Gist:
	# Get the PID, standard out, standard error, and the exit code of a process
	# Here we simulate a single program by running a subprocess with () in the background,
	# just long enough to get the PID and start waiting on it to finish.
	# The PID is nice to have available to query the status of the program or to send it a SIGNAL
	#

	# Step 1: Run the process in the background
	# This set of commands simulates a single process that writes to stderr, stdout, and returns
	# exit code 42

	# Use a "sane" date format in terminal and applications
	# Jeremy Bryan Smith <[email protected]>

	# The following environment variables can be set in your terminal's profile config file.
	# For BASH this typically is ~/.bash_profile for your user or /etc/profile for system-wide.

	# What is a "sane" date format?
	# * I consider a "sane" date format a format that:
	# * Uses 24-hour time format instead of the AM/PM nonsense.
	# * Begins with the most significant number and ends with the least significant number.

	" Tab movement key bindings for vim
	" Jeremy Bryan Smith <[email protected]>

	" ================ Key Code Settings ================
	" Needed by chromeos to map Alt + KEY
	set <M-`>=^[`
	set <M-1>=^[1
	set <M-2>=^[2
	set <M-3>=^[3
	set <M-4>=^[4