~/.Xdefaults

XTerm*reverseVideo:true

djb stuff on newer ubuntu

Since maybe 9.04 (for sure on 10.4), djb stuff (daemontools, ptyget, ...) does not compile out of the box. The only change needed is to replace, in errno.h,
extern int errno;
with
#include <errno.h>

blogger publish preview broken?

Sometimes, preview doesn't show newlines correctly, like paragraphs are concatenated.

tag doesn't work either.

EDIT: html tags are not escaped in compose mode?

EDIT: as of July 2010, previews are supposed to be accurate (blogger update).

dbus and X forwarding

Under Ubuntu 10.4
It seems some files under ~/.dbus are set to owner root, which causes problems when starting an X application over SSH.

chowning -R ~/.dbus to user seems to fix the problem.

Under Windows 7
PuTTY often crashes when forwarding an X application. Could this be related?

~/.vimrc

set autoindent number
set ts=2
set hlsearch
syntax on
colorscheme darkblue

On Linux, file is ~/.vimrc
On Windows, you put a file named _vimrc in the root of user directory (ex: C:\Users\username).
Also, add something like

behave mswin
set guifont=Lucida_Console:h12:w6.5
set nobackup nowritebackup noswapfile


~/.cshrc

Note: ^[ represents the ESC character (see prompt line).

source ~/.cshrc-alias

umask 077

set path = ($HOME/lib/bin /sbin /bin /usr/sbin /usr/bin /usr/games)
set path = ($path /usr/local/bin /usr/X11R6/bin /usr/local/sbin)

setenv  EDITOR          vim
setenv  PAGER           less
setenv  BLOCKSIZE       K
setenv  TEXINPUTS       .:$HOME/lib/tex::
setenv  LESSHISTFILE    "/dev/null/"

#set     ignoreeof
set     prompt="%{^[[01;36m%}`hostname`%{^[[0m%}[%{^[[93m%}%~%{^[[0m%}]%# "
set     nobeep
unset   savehist

if ($?prompt) then
  set filec
  if ( $?tcsh ) then
    bindkey "^W" backward-delete-word
    bindkey -k up history-search-backward
    bindkey -k down history-search-forward
  endif
endif


~/.cshrc-alias

alias e 'vim' #edit
alias ge 'gvim' #gui edit
alias ew 'e `which \!:1`'
alias fw 'file `which \!:1`'
alias fwl 'readlink `which \!:1` | xargs file'
alias gp 'gp --quiet'
alias h 'history 25'
alias j 'jobs -l'
alias ls 'env LANG=C ls -F'
alias l 'ls -lh'
alias mc 'env LANG=C sudo minicom'
alias mkcd 'mkdir \!:1 && cd \!:1'
alias Nmap 'sudo nmap -v -sS -P0 \!:1'
alias sc 'screen'
alias so 'unalias *; source ~/.cshrc'
alias rmtexout 'rm *.aux *.dvi *.log'
alias now 'date +%s'
alias w3mn 'w3m -no-mouse'
alias irb 'irb1.8 --readline -r irb/completion --prompt simple'
alias ri 'ri -Tf ansi'
alias APT 'sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude full-upgrade'
alias en 'e `date +%s`' #edit now
alias mkmv 'mkdir \!:1 && mv \!:2* \!:1'


vlc

ca fait 2 fois que je me fais fourrer avec vlc

- ma livecam n'a pas d'image quand je tente d'ouvrir un peripherique
  de capture a son nom;
- le desktop recording n'a pas l'air de fonctionner.

EDIT: un cossin trop automatique c'est juste donné le droit d'updater un driver. J'ai rebranché la cam et j'ai maintenant une image invert (AKA je suis bleu). Je ne suis cependant toujours pas capable de rediriger ça dans un file.