L. Medina @lmedinar@qoto.org

"The Zen of Python", a mantra that appears as you run the following:
>>> import this

Emacs is awesome

@icedquinn damn, I need to try this. It is wonderful that I learn something about Emacs almost everyday, even after using it for a couple of years.

@icedquinn are there Emacs functions that really don't work on Windows?

I'm a bit surprised about the fact that Scribus can import markdown files. Now I can edit the text and apply formatting at the same time from Emacs, with all the power this implies, such as moving by sentences or words, having the undo-tree extension, and swiper to search text using regular expressions.

I just fixed a couple of annoying bugs in my heavily patched window manager (dwm). I had to edit a couple of lines in the source and introduce an if statement somewhere else... I can't believe I couldn't find the solution before.

Hoy aprendí un par de métodos para eliminar archivos viejos, no tenía idea de que el comando find fuera tan poderoso.

@hispa Qué extraño, hace unos dos años llegué a usar plasma con varias salidas de video y nunca me dió ese problema. ¿Si haces que la salida sea sólo a la pantalla externa sigue siendo lento?

@2ck I always hated this thing of having 2 python versions in many GNU/Linux distributions, and the old one being the default.

Today I spent some time doing some research on the history of the awk program. I was a bit concerned by the fact that it was privative software. On GNU/Linux we actually run gawk, which is the GNU version, and it turns out it is the only implementation that takes locales seriously. It also apparently includes a debugger and some features not found in awk nor nawk.

I just read "The Tao of Programming", this was one of my favorite parts.

@Leviatar Me gustó esta explicación

I found this animated Porygon from #Pokemon and couldn't resist the urge to create this theme for my desktop on #Linux

My most recent theme for #Linux . I like it, I guess I'll keep using it for a week or two.