Blog Posts

This two products, Docker (go-based) and Servo (rust-based), is a compelling reason. We have to take a peek on the language they are based on. Both are still bleeding edge technologies. So we still have to make a bet on it.

A show case of who to separate XMonad configuration to make your configuration tidy, and easier to read. From xmonad.hs to six libraries [MyColor.hs, MyStatusBar.hs MyLogHookWS.hs, MyLogHookLT.hs, MyLayoutHook.hs, MyManageHook.hs] plus xmonad.hs itself.

For those who wants to looks cool with their console screenshot. Or people who does ricing a lot. Well, Powerline is for you.

This github repository is dedicated to !# crunchbang fellow who does a really great job of collecting ANSI Colorschemes scripts. Keep the good work buddy !!

A show case of how to separate Awesome WM configuration to make your configuration tidy, and easier to read. From rx.lua script to six libraries [rc, my.keys, my.menu, my.volume, my.wibox]. And separate my.wibox.lua to four smaller scripts.

This is a most common issue from n00b in a community group. Some even don't know what to ask. Don't know where to start. So I make a guidance.

Yet another Docker showcase. Now using Debian. Docker is supposed to do one special thing. But this is not a limit. Just use your imagination.

A cheap way to learn different package management from major linux distribution using Docker. No need Virtual Machine nor Multiboot. Easy to setup.

There are interesting differences between major distribution. One interest most is how they manage their packages. This is a cheap way to learn different package management from major linux distribution using Linux Container.

There is no need to sync all updated packages. Pacman has IgnorePkg directive to filter unnecessary update of big size package. Thus reduce bandwith required significantly.