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I am a proud user of xfce4, it is my favorite DE: clean, highly customizable, and without too much fancy stuff. It does its job. However, I could save some time by having certain customization (zsh for example), and making it more beautiful looking: having a system which is eye-candy for eyes, at least this work for me, let me be more productive. Mac-look-a-like Mac: theming XFCE Ever dreamed about having a Mac?

Summertime sadness Losing files, especially if important, is always an unpleasant sensation, that anybody should avoid in their entire life. It feels you dumb, because you could have done a backup, frustrated because of “why me?”, occasionally mad with all the machines in the world and really sad about the loss of your files. Most especially, if this happens in critical situation, like you’re going on holiday and you’re transferring your files between two of yours hard drive because “hey, what a wonderful idea to free some space from the hard drive the night before leaving!

Hackintosh 2020 HP Envy m6 - Information In the past years, I had an occasion to see (and have for a few days) on an HP Envy m6 running MacOS. What’s not working in Hackintosh HP Envy m6? - ethernet card with just RTL file: you will need a special kext, since it is slightly different than the official one - keyboard and touchpad: you will need some kext in this folder - audio: see the post-install guide.

Recipe for the perfect productivity Working on anything these days require more and more focus to achieve something. We are constantly bombarded by information, music, pictures, stuff to do, and so on. But luckily for us, we’ve been living in an era where simplifying things has become a little more common than in the past. We’re able to automate many tasks nowadays, such as creating automatic routines when we wake up by turning on the lights at some time in the morning or by automatically forwarding emails from one address to another one.

Git Hell 1: commit local branch to your personal fork Welcome to Git Hell, my publication about the hell of Git and how to get away with it. Sit back, relax, and get angry with me. If you are lazy, don’t want to read the entire story and you want to jump straight to the solution, click here Prologue 9 pm: I was sitting on my chair, while chilling with some music.

Welcome to CSS jungle, we’ve got tags and divs / We got everything you want honey, we know the links We are the people that can style whatever you may need / If you agree the CSS rules, we got your properties — Welcome to CSS Jungle1 What you just read, it’s been taken from a famous Guns n’ Roses song. It is nothing more than a frontend developer parody of the famous song “Welcome to the jungle”.

Arch Linux — Powered by Dag Photo by Isaac Li Shung Tan on Unsplash What about having a fully working Arch Installation - on your machine? Well, it always has been my dream since the first Arch installation ever. As I told you here, I installed Arch on a specific computer, so I have carefully chose my packages. These packages are in addition to the packages I’ve already installed in that guide:

Arch Linux — close encounters of the third kind Have you ever wondered about installing Arch in your system? I’ll give you the answer: yes! — that’s why you are here probably, but in case you are not here for installing Arch, keep reading, you are welcome! Well, it’s not so complicated as many people could think, even if it may be frustrating, I am going to illustrate you my own way to install it among your primary operating system.

It’s been a while since I have written here, the reasons because I haven’t been here are two: I was really busy with life in this period I have been busy with fun activities, like playing videogames for example Retrogaming took me a lot of my time because there were some classic games that I needed to play. Each of us at some point in our lives has got a console, handheld or not, who got the Game Boy, who got the Nintendo 64, or PSP, or Xbox…whatever.