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| − | == | + | == pdf paper sizes == |
| − | + | try a4 | |
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| + | === new $conf howto === | ||
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| + | system('dvips', '-q', '-t', 'letter' ... | ||
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| + | == new bugs == | ||
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| + | I'll be adding a regression hunt + binary search howto for bug hunting | ||
== vim comments in mason files == | == vim comments in mason files == | ||
| − | Let's stash <code>vim: syntax=mason</code> in the mason comments so vim will go "Hey look, it's a mason file" and <code>syntax on</code> will work first time every time (w/o editing ~/.vimrc) | + | Let's stash <code>vim: syntax=mason</code> in the mason comments so vim will go "Hey look, it's a mason file" and <code>syntax on</code> will work first time every time (w/o editing <code>~/.vimrc</code>) |
Latest revision as of 13:56, 3 March 2008
random ideas and stuff
Contents
demo fs appliance
a debian-live cd/dvd might be a nice alternative for this practice. Each guest would include:
- freeside
- postgresql+mysql servers
- self signup
The desktop test version would have a wm, and firefox with a homepage of file:///home/freeside/start.html or something.
css on self signup, others
test out sinorcaish from oswd
full cycle provisioning
FS currently has a 'one shot' method of provisioning. works great when nothing breaks, but in real life breakages are too often. show off new code w.r.t. EvalOnDemand and how I fixed my email exports between suspend/change/unsuspend operations
vserver
pdf paper sizes
try a4
new $conf howto
system('dvips', '-q', '-t', 'letter' ...
new bugs
I'll be adding a regression hunt + binary search howto for bug hunting
vim comments in mason files
Let's stash vim: syntax=mason in the mason comments so vim will go "Hey look, it's a mason file" and syntax on will work first time every time (w/o editing ~/.vimrc)
