Interesting article from Seth Porges on CrunchGear :
Will Human Laziness Burst The Web 2.0 Bubble ?
The comments are worth reading too, to mitigate his opinion.
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Posted by Bruno Vernay
Just to remember : Wrap your code in these tags:
[sourcecode language=’css’]…[/sourcecode]
Currently available : cpp csharp css delphi java jscript php python ruby sql vb xml
See : http://faq.wordpress.com/2007/09/03/how-do-i-post-source-code/
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Posted by Bruno Vernay
It is possible to save and restore a “Profile” with multiple “Sessions” via Konsole Help (XTerm emulator).
A Session is a console, a shell, whatever is opened in a new tab. The Profile is a group of Sessions.
So once you have opened many shells, connected to distant SSH servers, named your tabs and typed some command like tail -f /var/log/... | grep -v boring …
What if you crash or reboot your machine? Redoo all this work ? No ! Because you would have save your Konsole Menu : Settings ... / Save Sessions Profile ... You just type a name MySessions and Konsole will create the file in /home/username/.kde/share/apps/konsole/profiles/.
You can easily restore the Sessions with konsole --profile MySessions You can see the profile list with konsole --profiles.
Even better, you can edit the file vi /home/username/.kde/share/apps/konsole/profiles/MySessions , this way, you can type in the commands like tail -f ...
Sadly there is no menu to restore the session, so you have to launch konsole to launch konsole --profile MySession and then close the first konsole …
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