Aufgabe 10 - proof :)

Friday, January 20th, 2006 1:59am

Hallo Herr Werntges,

ich habe für diese Aufgabe das FOX Toolkit in der Version 1.4 benutzt. Da es kein Package für Mac OS X gab, habe ich FOX und FXRuby (als gem) von Hand installiert. Bei der Gelegenheit wollte ich aber auch die aktuellste Version benutzen. Erfreulicherweise läuft es unter Mac OS X problemlos :)
Ich musste nur am Anfang daran denken einmal den X-Server zu starten…

fxruby proof

fxruby-inaction

fxruby-about

Happy New Year

Sunday, January 01st, 2006 1:47pm

… to whom it may concern :)

KeyTweak

Sunday, January 01st, 2006 1:38pm

Well… this one tweaks keys. It is very easy to use and changes the windows scancodes. It writes the new scancodes to the registry so there is no need for a background daemon. I used it to remap the apple keys (from the Apple bluetooth keyboard) to ALT.

KeyTweak

Paste selection in Terminal.app

Sunday, December 18th, 2005 12:30am

When you select some text in the terminal you have to cmd+c to copy it and cmd+v to paste it. Terminal.app allows you to paste the actual selection - there is no need to copy it first. Its shift+command+v.
I mapped this keystroke with Usboverdrive to the middle mouse button for the good ol’ xterm feeling…
By the way - you can also drag the selected copyed text to the actual prompt and it will be pasted too… This fits well with Apples drag anywhere mantra.

Phoenix Slides - Image viewer

Sunday, November 27th, 2005 8:16pm

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I was looking for a really small and fast image viewer without bells and wihstels and I found it:
Phoenix Slides
In conjunction with USB Overdrive I mapped wheel down and up to right and left arrow. Now I can skim through the images only with the mouse(wheel) :)

German “umlaut” in Terminal.app

Sunday, November 27th, 2005 3:44pm

I found this hint while I was working with irb (ruby) and realized that I can’t type ö, ä and ü. To enable umlaut(e) do:

  • Terminal -> Settings -> choose “xterm-color”
  • Terminal -> Window settings -> Display -> Character encoding -> choose Latin-9 (UFT-8 works too but interferes with backspace)
  • Terminal -> Windows settings -> Emulation -> enable “convert non - ASCII characters in escape sequence”
  • Then put the following in your ~/.inputrc (if it’s not there create the file in your home dir):


    set meta-flag ON
    set input-meta On
    set conver-meta Off
    set output-meta On
    set show-all-if-ambiguos On


    That’s it. Restart Terminal.app or do “source ~/.inputrc”

    StarWars day at Benni

    Saturday, November 26th, 2005 1:00pm

    I hope so!

    Quicksilver Calculate Plugin

    Saturday, November 19th, 2005 2:17pm

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    Family member died

    Saturday, November 19th, 2005 10:56am

    Lilu
    Our guineapig Lilu died today. Strange how one can set one’s heart to such a small animal…

    Google Analytics

    Friday, November 18th, 2005 11:08am

    After Google took over Urchin they have released the Google Analytics service. Fortunately there is also a Wordpress plugin