Nix already installed in Nixos, so no further action needed.
nix-env -f https://ihp.digitallyinduced.com/ihp-new.tar.gz -i ihp-new
cd ~/Projects/ihp-blog
#nvim default.nix
#…
mkdir ~/Projects/ihp-blog
cd ~/Projects/ihp-blog
ihp-new blog3
cd ~/Projects/ihp-blog/blog3
./start
#Open URL http://localhost:8000 in web browser
Here is my simple script to help me toggle touchpad enable & disable in NixOS running on Thinkpad R61.
~/bin/toggleTouchpadEnableDisable
# Try disabling the libinput device.
d=`xinput list | grep -i touchpad | awk '{for(i=1;i<=NF;i++){ tmp=match($i, /id=[0-9]/); if(tmp){print $i} } }' | awk --field-separator== '{ print $2 }'`
echo 'xinput list'
echo " SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad device ID: $d"
# Find the touchpad, in my case it's called "SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad", with ID 11.
echo "xinput list-props $d"
de=`xinput list-props $d | grep 'Device Enabled' | awk '{ print $3}' | awk --field-separator=\( '{print $2}' | awk --field-separator=\) '{print $1}'`
ds=`xinput list-props $d | grep 'Device Enabled' | awk '{ print $4}'`
echo " Device Enabled setting ID: $de, Device Enabled status: $ds"
newStatus=0
if [ $ds == 0 ]; then
#echo "Set new status to: $newStatus"
newStatus=1
elif [ $ds == 1 ]; then
#echo "Set new status to: $newStatus"
newStatus=0
fi
# There should be one called 'Device Enabled'; at least mine has.
echo "xinput set-prop $d $de $newStatus"
xinput set-prop $d $de $newStatus
ds2=`xinput list-props $d | grep 'Device Enabled' | awk '{ print $4}'`
echo " Device Enabled setting ID: $de, Device Enabled status: $ds2"
Today is the first day I learn to touch-type with ‘dvorak’ keyboard layout.
Training Requirement
For training, just use current ‘qwerty’ keyboard, and proceed to https://learn.dvorak.nl/.
Ignore what’s printed on physical ‘qwerty’ keyboard keys would help 😛
Training
I do training touch type dvorak at https://learn.dvorak.nl/.
How to change keyboard Layout on Windows
For Windows (I am using Windows7), to configure for switch keyboard layout between ‘qwerty’ and ‘dvorak’, please look at look in Regional and Language Options > Keyboards and Languages > Change keyboards…
Then, to switch between those keyboard layout, we can select the keyboard layout from ‘Language Bar’ icon at bottom-left screen corner. The setting for keyboard layout are by application basis. That’s mean each application have it’s own keyboard layout.
How to change keyboard Layout on Linux
For Linux (I am using NixOS), we can use two commands to switch keyboard layout in X and another two commands to switch keyboard layout in console.
When in X, run below command. The setting will effect all application in X.
To display current keymap, use command ‘setxkbmap -query’.
When in console, run below command. The setting will effect all application in console.
A tip to easily and quickly switch keyboard layout mapping in Linux
Windows quite good IMHO as it provide ‘language bar’ for easily switch keyboard layout mapping.
For Linux, we can do a little trick to make the switching keyboard layout in X a little bit easier. For example, just need to add two lines aliases to ~/.bashrc file as below:
The we just need to enter same four left-fingers home keys (‘asdf‘ when currently using qwerty; and ‘aoeu‘ when using dvorak) to switch between those two layout mapping.
Do the same little trick to make the switching keyboard layout in console a little bit easier. For example, just need to add two lines aliases to ~/.bashrc file as below:
The we just need to enter same four right-fingers home keys (‘lkj‘ when currently using qwerty; and ‘nth‘ when using dvorak) to switch between those two layout mapping.
To set default keyboard layout to dvorak in NixOS
Add those line in ‘/etc/nixos/configuration.nix’:
And then run rebuild with command ‘nixos-rebuild switch’.
This is my note while trying with new release GoboLinux 016 inside VirtualBox.
GoboLinux VM VirtualBox configured as below:
sudo su - Xorg -configure cp xorg.conf.new /etc/xorg.conf vim /etc/xorg.conf Section "Device" # Driver "fbdev" Driver "vesa" reboot ip addr ls dhcpd enp0s1
updateRecipes cd /Data/Compile/Recipes find . | grep -i tmux
tmux
https://github.com/tmux/tmux/releases/download/2.3/tmux-2.3.tar.gz
NewVersion Tmux 2.3 https://github.com/tmux/tmux/releases/download/2.3/tmux-2.3.tar.gz Compile Tmux 2.3
vim /System/Settings/Compile/Compile.conf compileRecipeAuthor="Muhammad Najib Bin Ibrahim <mnajib@gmail.com>"
ContributeRecipe Tmux 2.3
#scp najib@tomato:~/.tmux.conf
If have broken links from previous installation attempt, try run this prior to Compile:
$ find /System/Index | RemoveBroken
To install package:
SuggestUpdates InstallPackage -b -C Qt
Berikut adalah senarai opensource OS yang menarik perhatian Cikgu.
NixOS (http://nixos.org) ialah distro Linux dengan pendekatan unik untuk pengurusan pakej dan konfigurasi. Dibina di atas pengurus pakej nixpkg, ia benar-benar perisytiharan, menjadikan sistem penaiktarafan boleh dipercayai, dan mempunyai banyak kelebihan lain.
GoboLinux (http://www.gobolinux.org/) dan NixOS (http://www.nixos.org/) adalah antara OS yang paling Cikgu teruja. Ini adalah kerana Cikgu sangat tertarik dengan idea kaedah filesystem dan package manager.
NixOS dan GoboLinux pada umumnya bertujuan menyelesaikan masalah kebergantungan antara perisian dengan pelbagai versi, tapi dengan pendekatan atau kaedah berlainan. NixOS membezakan setiap versi perisian dengan gabungan ‘hash dan nama perisian sebagai nama direktori’, manakala Gobolinux membezakan setiap versi perisian dengan ‘nombor versi sebagai nama direktori’.
Opensource OS yang seterusnya ialah ReactOS (http://www.reactos.org/). ReactOS merupakan operating system yang serupa cara kerja Windows. Secara umumnya, pengguna boleh secara terus menggantikan Windows dengan ReactOS. Buat masa sekarang ReactOS masih lagi dalam proses permulaan pembikinan dan berstatus ‘beta’.
How to start sshd service?
ssh-keygen -A
/bin/sshd
GoboLinux 015, the new major release of GoboLinux.
GoboLinux, the Linux distribution featuring a rethought file system structure. This is the first full-system image release in a number of years, after a long period in which we kept only updating compilation recipes. Packages were built using both ALFS (Automated Linux from Scratch) and our custom dynamically-generated sandboxed environment which insulates the source code and its dependencies during compilation. Major upgrades include the Enlightenment 18 desktop and kernel version 3.14.2, as well as new versions of the GoboLinux management tools. Please check the Release Notes for details and download instructions.
Refer: http://gobolinux.org/
Tested on
Sony Xperia x8 (e15i)
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*remove sim card from phone
*backup sd card
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Download & Install Required Software on PC
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To reinstall to stock rom/…
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To rooting & install superuser
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To install cwm recovery
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*You may need to apply all this steps again if you cannot go to cwm recovery mode.
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Configure standard keyboard (chinese keyboard, touchpal version)
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For ‘default input’ keyboard?:
For ‘chinese keyboard’:
For ‘TouchPal X’ keyboard:
To set default keyboard to ‘Chinese keyboard’:
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To enable wifi
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To disable Wi-Fi auto-sleep:
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To make backup (goto to CWM recovery mode) – partitioning scard and then creat
(full) nandroid backup
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To also use sdcard for application
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*”cannot create mount script? ext2… unupported by os?…”
If this happen, try do this steps in CWM Recovery mode:
Basically we need the size for those two steps should be different, with the last step be the final/target size we want.
Then recreate mount script in link2sd.
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?? market – install ‘busybox free’
?? busybox – install/update busybox
?? this will coz installed cwm broken
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Else
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– disk info
– wechat
– mysolat
– whatsapp
– private diary free
– battery doctor
– file explorer: root browser
– whatsapp
– js terminal emulator
– text editor:
– keyboard: touchpal x …
configure touchpal keyboard: …
? myteksi
To switch-off auto-change display orientation:
To change screen timeout:
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Before deliver
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Selamat Pagi Cikgu 