A memoire of sorts
Neovim is my favourite editor, so it was only natural for me to try and use it as my python IDE. Setting it up was not an easy task because I haven't programmed in ages, neither do I have serious experience with Linux. Before I get into the nuts and the bolts let me tell... Continue Reading →
The Linux filesystem can be damaged under various circumstances, e.g., system crash, power loss, disconnected disk, accidentally overwritten i-node, etc. Thus it is a good idea to check the integrity of the filesystem regularly to minimize the risk of filesystem corruption. When it comes to checking and repairing Linux filesystem, fsck is a useful tool. In my... Continue Reading →
login to i3 window manager using i3lock using the fingerprint reader (X1-Carbon)
This post is a general round up of my experiences with, well you just read the tag line. Thinkpad X1 Carbon First of all I have to say that I love my Carbon. Having said that, it does have it's share of problems. Actually, its singular... Not problems, just one problem... Battery Life and that... Continue Reading →
Life Less Ordinary 