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Synergy – sharing your keyboard, mouse, and clipboard across computers
Having two computers at your desk does not mean two keyboards and two mouses. The software called Synergy hosted over on their webite can help you share your keyboard, mouse, and even clipboard across multiple computers. That is right, multiple, not … Continue reading
Posted in How-To, Linux, Reviews
Tagged clipboard, hostname, ifconfig, ip address, keyboard, mouse, QuickSynergy, review, shared clipboard, shared keyboard, shared mouse, synergy, tips, tutorial
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Eclipse Luna Dark Theme on Linux Mint
Update 2 (4/6/2015): The best theme that seems to work flawlessly is “delorean-dark”. Be sure to select it for Desktop and Control in the Themes section. There are many themes are close but this one seems the best all around. … Continue reading
Posted in How-To, Linux
Tagged dark theme, eclipse, Linux, Linux Mint, luna, nightfall, themes, tips
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Hard Drive from Linux (Disable Hybrid Shutdown)
On dual-boot computers, Linux computers are usually able to see and have write access to the Windows hard drive. This is useful for transferring files between the operating systems. With Windows 8 and 8.1, Windows added a quick boot feature … Continue reading
Posted in How-To, Linux, Windows
Tagged dual boot, Hard drive, hybrid shutdown, Linux, Linux Mint, tips, Troubleshooting, Windows
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Excel’s Shared Workbook
Excel is a great tool that I thought was poor for distributed work because of the locking of the file inconvenience. When many people wanted to access a document right after they receive notification to update the document in their … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Windows
Tagged auto save, Excel, filter, Microsoft, Microsoft Office, Office, pivot table, review, Spreadsheet, table, tips, Workbook, xsl, xslx
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Autistici email on smartphones
if you use an email account hosted on autistici.org, there are some extra steps that are easy Continue reading
Posted in Android Apps, How-To
Tagged Android, Email, IMAP, K-9 Mail, tips, tutorial
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Hard drives do die
Hard drives are made cheap but with lots of storage. They are not made to last forever but when hard drives seem so reliable, a dead hard drive can catch many people (including myself) off guard. Hard drives will die … Continue reading