#!/usr/bin/env bash
I use Ventoy to store multiple Linux imgs on one drive, with the ability to choose from a menu any distro I want.
At the time of writing, I used ventoy v1.0.52, and Arch Linux v2021.09.01.
- If you cache files during the installation phase, bandwidth and CPU will be shared while the cache is being filled since duplicate requests will go out for the assets being cached. Generally you'd want to wait for an event to be dispatched after the key parts of your App are loaded, then start caching files.
- A general guideline for data storage is that URL addressable resources should be stored with the Cache interface, and other data should be stored with IndexedDB. For example HTML, CSS, and JS files should be stored in the cache, while JSON data should be stored in IndexedDB. Note that this is only a guideline, not a firm rule.
- Create and use an alias for an element
- Take screenshots
- Proxy all image requests from a URL to a specific image
- Check that an element has a specific attribute
- Check for specific text within a child element
- Wait for item to appear, and verify it's empty
- Click an item and verify something exists because of that click
- Verify multiple things for a retrieved element with jQuery and Chai
There may come a time when you have to manage multiple git accounts on one machine. For example, if you do work from your personal account/repos, and work from your work account/repos on one machine.