Time Saving Linux Desktop Tips?
dan_polt asks: "I currently use a Linux desktop system, at work. One of the great things about the Linux desktop is that there are lots of ways to save a lot of time from useful widgets and configuration to minimize the pain of repetitive tasks. Most of my work involves web/e-Mail/SSH access, and I have a very high spec'd machine with dual-head 1600x1200 screens. What software or configuration tips might Slashdot have for me to: make better use of my time; make the most of my screen real estate; and make my use of the desktop more effective?"
1. Give me your machine.
2. You have more free time.
3. ???
4. Profit!
Try watching Star Wars and working at the same time! Wait a sec, maybe that wouldn't work...
make better use of my time
Quit f-ing around on Slashdot and get back to work!
#!/bin/sh /usr/local/bin/games
rm -f
Engineering is the art of compromise.
See, Taco! I told you if you started filtering dupes, people would find a way to complain!
Back to the drawing board...
You see? You see? Your stupid minds! Stupid! Stupid!
You're just mad because you aren't reading the cool stuff at TotalSlashdot.org.
"Made up/misattributed quote that makes me look smart. I am on
Hardcore nudity on the left monitor, Slashdot front page auto-refreshing on the right. What more could a geek at work ask for?
Oh wait.. for work you say? Well, how liberal is your boss?
She's built like a steak house, but she handles like a bistro....
I press apple-space,j,c,k,j,n,s,n.
sounds pretty good but typing all of those commas would just frustrate me.
I found that I could get an extra five hours work a day out of our Linux engineers by making the following change to their workstations.
/etc/hosts
echo " 207.46.250.119 slashdot.org" >>
Install Microsoft Windows.
My guess is this is just a fantasy question designed to press the buttons for Slashdot, with as much relation to the submitter's real life as a "Letter to Penthouse"; i.e. techno-porn wish fulfilment. "If you had a Lamborghini/a million dollars/a longer dick/..."
Actually you were right both times. Posting the same article 6 times (as was done a few days ago) shows there is no correlation betwen the number of articles posted and the quantity. It was 1 article (number) posted 6 times (quantity). It's slash-math. Don't try to understand it - it'll give you a brain aneurism :-)
root@box:/etc# echo "slashdot.org 127.0.0.1" >> /etc/hosts
DYWYPI?
Here, I'll fix that for you.
"Insert Windows CD. Reboot. Reboot. Reboot. Reboot. Reboot..."
"I've got more toys than Teruhisa Kitahara."
> Any reasons not to implement this?
It would require effort.
Easy
execute the following as root:
echo "127.0.0.1 slashdot.org www.slashdot.org" >>
After this one command, you will start making better use of your time.
Un
1. Check yr email once a day.
2. Ditch the dual head for a single 19 inch monitor (save some money and yr neck).
3. Browse the web after work.
So long, and thanks for all the Phish
... MS Windows instead.
Ducks and runs away (very) quickly....
I used to have a better sig but it broke.
"I've certainly been coming less often."
Two possible responses to this:
1. Quiet, you. I've been noticing your account posting thousands of times per day!
2. You should see your doctor. He may be able to help you out.
My other processor is big-endian.
Damn newbies...
Simple is good. Bling Bling is bad. I personally choose enlightenment.
You just literally made me choke on my breakfast. Bad!
Well, choke laughing, so it's not all bad.