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Handling a Subversion Repository URL Change
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vfat Mounts Default to Lowercase Shortnames
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I want a "this is brain-damage" quote from Linus for this mess.
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Dialog Progress Bar Through Pipe
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There are two ways of constructing a software design. One way is to make it so simple that there are obviously no deficiencies. And the other way is to make it so complicated that there are no obvious deficiencies.
- Charles Hoare
Projects
Software...Nano .nanorc...
Nano is a very simple and easy to use console editor derived from the likes of pico. Back in the old days, the pico and pine combo was the ultimate Linux mail viewer. Nano has come a long way with features, but still has the same look and feel- simple, fast and easy. Granted, it's no emacs or vi, but it's pretty dang common and arguably easier to use for the novice. Anyhow, I've attached a .nanorc file I've been using over in the event somebody might make some updates to it or find it useful. It has a good start for C++ syntax highlighting.
Software...Nano .nanorc...Nano .nanorc w/CPP Syntax Highlighting
Tuesday, January 31, 2006 by digitalpeer
Nano is a very simple and easy to use console editor derived from the likes of pico. Back in the old days, the pico and pine combo was the ultimate Linux mail viewer. Nano has come a long way with features, but still has the same look and feel- simple, fast and easy. Granted, it's no emacs or vi, but it's pretty dang common and arguably easier to use for the novice. Anyhow, I've attached a .nanorc file I've been using over in the event somebody might make some updates to it or find it useful. It has a good start for C++ syntax highlighting.
Comment Wednesday, April 2, 2008 by
sangmtr
seems to highlight more than just C++, works fine for html as well. havent checked for others yet. good job !!
Comment Friday, October 23, 2009 by
anonymous
Thank you so much for this.
