My Neovim Setup
Neovim is a fork of aiming to improve the codebase, allowing for easier implementation of APIs, improved user experience and plugin implementation.
Tech Notes
This is my personal user-experience notes of using Linux Distributions, GNU softwares, scripting and Web development. The contents such as wikis, commands, codes, etc. on this page and sub pages are supposed to be used by your own consideration at your own risk. So, doing your own research and climbing learning curve is recommended. I am not responsible for anything bad happened to you or your computing system due to using any content from here.
Git Rebase
In the following scenario, the safest option is using git pull --rebase or setting configuration by git config pull.rebase true.
Analysis of the scenario
- Current state …
Controlling Running a Script
We often need to run our script avoiding certain situations like the followings.
- Avoiding running a script as ROOT.
- Avoiding running a script in background.
- Avoiding running a …
Myanmar Unicode and Disqus Comment Box
If you type Myanmar language online, you’ve probably met this problem:
Everything’s fine — until you type ေ (the “E-vowel”) second time (E.g. the second ေ in ကောင်း ေကာင်း) in a …
Build Script for Cloudflare and Hugo
In Cloudflare Pages → Project Settings → Build Configuration, I can set the Framework preset to Hugo, the Build command to hugo, and the Build output directory to public. That’s …
Archlinux Notes
Signing Error of System Upgrading
Upgrading the system regularly running $ sudo pacman -Syu prevents most signing errors. If delay is unavoidable and system upgrade gets delayed …
Calibri Cambria Fonts Linux
Calibri font is default body font in MS Word. Sometime you may need to install Calibri and Cambria fonts for opening MS Office files with LibreOffice in Linux.
To install the …
Disable Drag Lock DWL
Disabling drag_lock function in dwl is recommended if you are experiencing half a second delay on releasing mouse button simulated by touchpad.
For example, it takes half a second …
What Package Provides What Command
Sometime we just want to know which package is a command provided by? For instance, which package provides pactl command. Then use pacman in Arch Linux.
[user@hostname ~]$ pacman …