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Buffalo I am currently rxvt-unicodeusing as a terminal emulator. Since I also like the configurability of GNOME and KDE's terminal emulators, I'm wondering if there is some sort of alternative that can replace GNOME or KDE Terminal, but rxvt-unicodewith more f
Buffalo I am currently rxvt-unicodeusing as a terminal emulator. Since I also like the configurability of GNOME and KDE's terminal emulators, I'm wondering if there is some sort of alternative that can replace GNOME or KDE Terminal, but rxvt-unicodewith more f
random document I don't understand why rxvt-unicodesome unicode characters are not displayed correctly, like ☁or ☂both ⚡. As shown in the screenshot, these symbols are replaced by a small box: Here is my locale: LANG=en_US.UTF-8
LANGUAGE=en_US:en
LC_CTYPE=
random document I don't understand why rxvt-unicodesome unicode characters are not displayed correctly, like ☁or ☂both ⚡. As shown in the screenshot, these symbols are replaced by a small box: Here is my locale: LANG=en_US.UTF-8
LANGUAGE=en_US:en
LC_CTYPE=
random document I don't understand why rxvt-unicodesome unicode characters are not displayed correctly, like ☁or ☂both ⚡. As shown in the screenshot, these symbols are replaced by a small box: Here is my locale: LANG=en_US.UTF-8
LANGUAGE=en_US:en
LC_CTYPE=
Jared: I have a user Java program that wants to store data in a lightweight database such as Derby or Sqlite. I want to use a data abstraction layer in my program. Hibernate seems to require a lot of configuration and is overkill for what I need. What is a lig
Alex: Generally , Jetty is known as a lightweight alternative when it comes to servlet containers like Tomcat and App Servers like Glassfish . I want to run a RESTful service on CloudFoundry. use jetty java -jar target/dependency/jetty-runner.jar target/*.war
punekr12 : I am looking for a GNU readline alternative. It has many features but only a few of them worked for me as described below - I am developing an interactive command prompt application (displays the prompt and accepts the next user command to run). I w
ROM1: I have a software real-time application project that requires extensive monitoring. JMX seems to be a good fit for the task, it's just that the application project is based on c++. Is there a lightweight alternative to JMX (with a c/c++ support library)
Alex: Generally , Jetty is known as a lightweight alternative when it comes to servlet containers like Tomcat and App Servers like Glassfish . I want to run a RESTful service on CloudFoundry. use jetty java -jar target/dependency/jetty-runner.jar target/*.war
Jared: I have a user Java program that wants to store data in a lightweight database such as Derby or Sqlite. I want to use a data abstraction layer in my program. Hibernate seems to require a lot of configuration and is overkill for what I need. What is a lig
punekr12 I am looking for a GNU readline alternative. It has many features but only a few of them worked for me as described below - I am developing an interactive command prompt application (displays the prompt and accepts the next user command to run). I wan
punekr12 : I am looking for a GNU readline alternative. It has many features but only a few of them worked for me as described below - I am developing an interactive command prompt application (displays the prompt and accepts the next user command to run). I w
jkp : One (a long time ago) I wrote a web spider and I multithreaded the thread to allow concurrent requests to happen at the same time. That was my Python youth, before I learned about the GIL and its associated troubles for multithreaded code (IE, most of th
ROM1: I have a software real-time application project that requires extensive monitoring. JMX seems to be a good fit for the task, it's just that the application project is based on c++. Is there a lightweight alternative to JMX (with a c/c++ support library)
Greg Blass Wondering if there are any lightweight zxcvbn alternatives out there. I don't need my password strength meter to be incredible - rather, I need to reduce the size of my assets. Can someone say 80% of the content? Maybe not the whole dictionary in th
Alex Generally , Jetty is known as a lightweight alternative when it comes to servlet containers like Tomcat and App Servers like Glassfish . I want to run a RESTful service on CloudFoundry. use jetty java -jar target/dependency/jetty-runner.jar target/*.war
Jared: I have a user Java program that wants to store data in a lightweight database such as Derby or Sqlite. I want to use a data abstraction layer in my program. Hibernate seems to require a lot of configuration and is overkill for what I need. What is a lig
Alex: Generally , Jetty is known as a lightweight alternative when it comes to servlet containers like Tomcat and App Servers like Glassfish . I want to run a RESTful service on CloudFoundry. use jetty java -jar target/dependency/jetty-runner.jar target/*.war
punekr12 : I am looking for a GNU readline alternative. It has many features but only a few of them worked for me as described below - I am developing an interactive command prompt application (displays the prompt and accepts the next user command to run). I w
jkp : One (a long time ago) I wrote a web spider and I multithreaded the thread to allow concurrent requests to happen at the same time. That was my Python youth, before I learned about the GIL and its associated troubles for multithreaded code (IE, most of th
ROM1: I have a software real-time application project that requires extensive monitoring. JMX seems to be a good fit for the task, it's just that the application project is based on c++. Is there a lightweight alternative to JMX (with a c/c++ support library)
jkp : One (a long time ago) I wrote a web spider and I multithreaded the thread to allow concurrent requests to happen at the same time. That was my Python youth, before I learned about the GIL and its associated troubles for multithreaded code (IE, most of th
Charles S I am trying to use numix icons for rxvt-unicode. I didn't find an up-to-date discussion on this topic, but the ones I'm following are: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=166210 My /.Xdefaults looks like: URxvt*iconFile: /usr/share/icons/Numix
Igor I'm using Emacs running in urxvt and I can't get italics to work in Emacs despite terminal support. Here is my current setup: I haven't set it yet $TERM, so it's the default rxvt-unicode-256color. Mine is ~/.Xdefaultsdefined URxvt.font: xft:Inconsolata:si
Mark I want to map keybindings Ctrl++ to Shift. I managed to map + as follows. The corresponding entry isTabrxvt-unicodeCtrlTab.Xresources URxvt.keysym.Control-Tab: \033[27;5;9~
Confirm that this mapping is valid using :cat -v $ cat -v
^[[27;5;9~
^[[27;5;9~T
Sebastian I'm trying to learn more about linux by exploring r/unixporn. I'm running on Debian Jessie Xfce and have the following: apt-get install libperl-dev git clone https://github.com/exg/rxvt-unicode.git ./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-everything && mak
Sahinism Using some node.jstools like mochain my urxvtterminal, I have some problems with colored output. As you can see here , some text with color code 90 will disappear in the terminal. tput colorsThe output is: 256 and use the following command: (x=`tput o
Charles S I am trying to use numix icons for rxvt-unicode. I didn't find an up-to-date discussion on this topic, but the ones I'm following are: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=166210 My /.Xdefaults looks like: URxvt*iconFile: /usr/share/icons/Numix