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Saturday November 05, 2011

I’ve made a flag for the great fortress of Koganusan.

You can find this and more art by me on my deviantart page.

Saturday November 05, 2011

I’ve made an Emperor propaganda poster based of another redditer’s mockup.

You can find this and more art by me on my deviantart page.

Sunday September 04, 2011

Last episode we played with some behavior.

Today we’re talking about something that has very little to do with xmonad. We’re going to make those sexy, sexy bars with all that enticing information.

Unfortunately this requires actually knowing what you’re doing, so I’m going...

Wednesday July 20, 2011

Last episode we left off with a super sexy workspace bar.

Today we’re going to automate some of our workspaces and give ourselves the ability to have as many as we want. Let’s start by giving all the applications we use regularly a default...

Tuesday June 28, 2011

I have a minimalist window management set-up using xmonad and conky. At the end of the day it looks a little something like this.

But given that it has several different moving parts and is very heavily hard-coded to my specific build, I’m not going...

Monday June 27, 2011

The problem with using a randomly sized second monitor with my laptop is that backgrounds never looked quite right. On top of backgrounds that looked right whether or not I had a second monitor of an unspecified size I wanted my background to cycle. The solution turned out to resize...

Tuesday June 14, 2011

“tmux is a terminal multiplexer: it enables a number of terminals (or windows), each running a separate program, to be created, accessed, and controlled from a single screen. tmux may be detached from a screen and continue running in the background, then later reattached.” So it’s pretty much workspaces for...

Sunday June 12, 2011

This is a really handly little script that takes any simple command and runs it in the background. It logs all output into files in ~/.launch in a nice organized manner.

It stores files like “startx_2011-06-12_01:44:55,845359000_stdout.log”. The last number (nanoseconds) is there to make sure two of the same command...

Monday May 09, 2011

Source: Tar source targz | Tar source zip

Critology was a World of warcraft addon I wrote to track max and average damage for hits and crits with the option to take a screenshot if you broke a previous record. I stopped...

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