Posts tagged with: Linux
In contrast to Matlab for Windows and macOS, Matlab for Linux does not automatically make the associations with its related files .m, .mat, and .fig. This post describes the how to do the association, it includes: 1. defining MIME types, 2. setting icons, and 3. creating desktop entries (.desktop files …
Situation: The setup is the following: my laptop has dual-boot setup with Linux and Windows, and a disk (NTFS) is shared between systems. I wanted to have a directory for a Git repository (in the shared disk) in such a way that: It is possible to pull and push from …
Scenario You have a Bluetooth (BT) Device (headphones, keyboard, mouse, etc.) with MAC address XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX, and you want to use this BT device in a dual OS PC (in this case Linux and Windows), which as a BT Adapter with MAC address YY:YY:YY …
In a previous post, the minimum code for a functional Cinnamon Desklet was provided. Based on that, I started to develop the System monitor graph which shows graphs for the level of activity in various system variables including: CPU, memory, and disks. This post describes some of the elements that …
A good day I was going through the available Desklets for Cinnamon, looking for an desklet to display graphs about the current state of the system (CPU, RAM, disks, etc.), although I found the nice desklets such as Simple monitor system, CPU Load and Disk Space, none of them quite …
This post is to show the type of images that can be obtained with an affordable USB microscope, similar to this one. The output image is 640 x 480 pixels, and the optical zoom is supposed to go from 50x to 500x. As the microscope has not adjustment for focus …