If you’ve ever been bitten by data loss or partition wipe on system upgrade, namely Ubuntu, read on. Or just get the (not yet complete) script from my GitHub.
I won’t explain why backup or custom install more here.
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If you’ve ever been bitten by data loss or partition wipe on system upgrade, namely Ubuntu, read on. Or just get the (not yet complete) script from my GitHub.
I won’t explain why backup or custom install more here.
Continue reading
Turn off from Eclipse: loading time (and few others).
STS has a nice and short load time (compared).
But I found out I can’t seem to find Eclipse Marketplace which I liked, as it’s one of the most prominent ways to install plugins to Eclipse. Since that makes life easier to have such place to look for tools if I need them, I searched STS and…
And I wanted colors. Just as Bartosz did.
So, I searched and found, that if you want to have Eclipse MarketPlace in STS, you need to install the extension to have it.
Dashboard > Extensions > Eclipse MarketPlace > there you go
FreeMind (sudo apt-get install freemind
) is a tool of my choice. Below a screen showing how easy it is to create a mind map with it. Below some facts about me, that I want to put in my CV (in more detail though). Idea came to me when we were asked to introduce ourselves via mind-maps during English classes.
What’s a mind map? I’ll let pictures answer.
Sadly, to be honest, I’m yet to find a (computer) tool that will allow create maps like one below. Other than paper and pencil(s) and scanner, that is.
PS.Mind-map Art has some good map examples.