Andreas Linz klingtnet

You need dconf for this to work. Alternatively, those commands can be adapted to gsettings. There a two user accounts on my system between I share a common configuration. To reapply those settings through GUI menus is error prone and cumbersome and this is why I do it like this:

a@machine$ dconf dump /org/gnome/ > /tmp/gnome.dconf
# you can also dump everything / or dump /org/gtk (nautilus settings) as well
b@machine$ cat /tmp/gnome.conf | dconf load /org/gnome/

With the Mate desktop environment I faced the problem that SSH keys were not added automatically to my SSH-Agent/Keyring. This worked perfectly with XFCE, though. I just discovered that my ~/.ssh/config did not contain AddKeysToAgent (see man 5 ssh_config for options). After adding AddKeysToAgent=ask the keys are now added as expected.

Viewsonic VG2755-2k

A 27" WQHD business IPS display: specs.

Often customers report problems about humming or buzzing noises caused by badly designed power supplies when a device is connected and charged via USB-C to a display. One very bad example of this is the Lenovo ThinkVision P27h-10, but also devices from Dell and Philips seem to be noisy when USB-C charging is active. I owned one of the P27h-10 for a short time and the noise was unbearable so I returned the display to the seller. Except that the monitor was very good, sturdy built, crisp and very bright diplay. Nonetheless, I wanted to have a display where I can connect my X1 through a single cable.

The Viewsonic VG2755-2k works fine when connected via USB-C, it can provide up to 60W charging power (15W more than the Lenovo) and makes absolutely no noise.

	#!/usr/bin/env node

	var katex = require('katex');

	function main() {
	let displayMode = process.argv[process.argv.length-1] == '--display-mode';

	process.stdin.setEncoding('utf8');

	let input = "";

	#!/bin/bash

	set -euo pipefail
	_version='1.3.0'

	curl -Lf "https://github.com/mumble-voip/mumble/releases/download/${_version}/murmur-static_x86-${_version}.tar.bz2" \| tar -xjf-
	cp -f murmur-static_x86-${_version}/murmur.x86 murmur.x86
	sudo bash -c "cat >/etc/systemd/system/murmur.service" <<HEREDOC
	[Unit]
	Description=Murmur Mumble Server

	1. `$ git bundle create my-project.bundle --all`
	2. send the `my-project.bundle` by mail
	3. on the receiver side: `git clone /path/to/my-project.bundle`

	Source: https://statagroup.com/articles/git-bundle

	{
	"log-driver": "journald",
	"default-address-pools": [
	{
	"base": "10.241.0.0/16",
	"size": 24
	}
	]
	}

	# 2 times scaling
	$ xfconf-query --channel xsettings --property /Gdk/WindowScalingFactor --set 2 && xfconf-query --channel xfwm4 --property /general/theme --set Default-xhdpi && xfconf-query --channel xsettings --property /Gtk/CursorThemeSize --set 48 && xfce4-panel -r
	# normal scaling
	$ xfconf-query --channel xsettings --property /Gdk/WindowScalingFactor --set 1 && xfconf-query --channel xfwm4 --property /general/theme --set Default && xfconf-query --channel xsettings --property /Gtk/CursorThemeSize --set 16 && xfce4-panel -r

	$ git bisect start <bad-revision> <good-revision>
	# Example: git bisect start maintenance c6792fae3ac9279763e30096c8dfac7f3bbf2a7c
	$ git bisect run go test ./...

	$ script --timing=typescript.timings
	# spawns a new shell, do something etc.
	# until EOF
	$ scriptreplay typescript.timings
	# replays the script