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/ vim_tmux_no_X_clipboard.vim
Created
February 8, 2022 21:05
— forked from TroyFletcher/vim_tmux_no_X_clipboard.vim
Sharing clipboards between vim and tmux without xsel or xclip or X forwarding
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| " Share clipboards between vim and tmux without xsel or xclip (which require X and | |
| " X forwarding with SSH) and without changing tmux shortcuts. Requires only tail. | |
| " | |
| " Great for an ssh session to you linode or droplet. | |
| " | |
| " Uses z buffer in vim and writes output to ~/.clipboard and then to tmux's paste | |
| " buffer, and reads it back in cleanly for putting (puddin'). | |
| " | |
| " NOTE: tmux has an undocumented command limit! https://github.com/tmux/tmux/issues/254 | |
| " this means if you mean to copy larger bits of code (entire functions) tmux will |
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/ auto_fs_pi.txt
Created
June 21, 2019 10:09
How to set up auto filesystem expansion for custom PI images
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| How to set up auto filesystem expansion for custom PI images | |
| ============================================================ | |
| Preamble | |
| ======== | |
| When a custom pi image is created, it is a good idea to expand the FS so that all the space on the SD card is used. This is done manaully using the raspi-config tool or raspi-config --expand-rootfs. | |
| The official pi images expand the FS automatically so it would be nice to replicate this process for custom images. | |
| The procedure below shows how to do this. | |
| Procedure |
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/ Resize_Images_in_ImageMagick.txt
Created
June 11, 2019 19:50
Using ImageMagik to resize photos
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| Using ImageMagik to resize photos | |
| --------------------------------- | |
| Pre-Reqs | |
| -------- | |
| Imagemagick is installed and in the system PATH | |
| https://www.imagemagick.org/ | |
| Procedure | |
| --------- |
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/ Using_Exiftool.txt
Created
June 11, 2019 19:49
How to strip all EXIF data for upload to Web using Exiftool
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| How to strip all EXIF data for upload to Web using Exiftool | |
| Pre-Reqs | |
| -------- | |
| Exiftool has been installed (single exe) | |
| Rename orig exiftool(-k).exe to exiftool.exe | |
| Exiftool is in system path for ease of use | |
| Procedure | |
| --------- |
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/ print_server_rpi.txt
Created
February 16, 2019 15:28
Setting up print server on Raspberry Pi
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| ----- Setting up PRINT SERVER AKA Airprint on RPI ----- | |
| ======================================================= | |
| This guide will set up a CUPS based print server on the RPI3 with a USB printer attached. | |
| Some older USB printers do not have wifi or ethernet so if you want to make a printer accessible via your phone or laptop | |
| this is one way to do it. | |
| Pre-Reqs | |
| ======== | |
| RPI3 for speed with at least 8GB Micro SD card |
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/ ANSI_Colours.txt
Last active
July 5, 2024 16:18
Default ANSI Colours for MobaXterm and Putty
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| The default ANSI colours are much nicer in MobaXterm (imho) as I find the putty colours a little too dark. | |
| To replicate MobaXterm colours in putty here are the RGB settings. | |
| The default putty ANSI colours are here in case you want to revert back ;) | |
| My preferred font is consolas 9pt cleartype. | |
| MobaXterm Default ANSI Colours | |
| ------------------------------ | |
| Black 0 0 0 | |
| Bold Black 54 54 54 |
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| How to make and install a vagrant base box from scratch using VirtualBox only for CentOS7. | |
| Some info from: https://www.skoblenick.com/vagrant/creating-a-custom-box-from-scratch/ | |
| Pre-Reqs | |
| VirtualBox, VirtualBox Extensions, Vagrant for Windows, ISO of CentOS7 | |
| Directory structure to store all VM's and Vagrant boxes. Eg D:\VM | |
| 1. Set up a new VM (dont use spaces in the name) in the usual way with these settings via the GUI: |
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/ pexpect_for_RHEL7.txt
Last active
March 9, 2018 14:46
How to install latest pexpect for RHEL7 manually for use in Ansible
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| How to install pexpect on RHEL7 for Ansible purposes | |
| 1. Download the sources for pexpect-4.4.0 and ptyprocess-0.5.2 | |
| here: | |
| https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pexpect | |
| https://pypi.python.org/pypi/ptyprocess | |
| 2. Extract the tarballs | |
| 3. Goto dir for ptyprocess and type: |
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/ vagrantbasebox.txt
Last active
February 7, 2018 07:53
How to create Vagrant box from scratch
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| How to install a vagrant base box from scratch using VirtualBox only for CentOS7 by Solaris9000 | |
| Some info from: https://www.skoblenick.com/vagrant/creating-a-custom-box-from-scratch/ | |
| Pre-Reqs | |
| VirtualBox for Windows, VirtualBox Extensions, Vagrant for Windows, ISO of CentOS7 | |
| Directory structure to store all VM's and Vagrant boxes. Eg D:\VM | |
| 1. Set up a new VM (dont use spaces in the name) in the usual way ie with GUI, with these settings: |