Tag: #linux
How to improve Discord with Powercord
How to improve Discord's look as well as features. How to implement essential Discord features by yourself.
Backup your computer with tar
I once had a very annoying problem when trying to backup my computer. Less than 50GB could take an entire night!
So I almost never did backup which was annoying for security and for distro-hopping. That was before a guy on Discord showed me a simple trick that would convert those annoying hours of backup in to less than 5 minutes.
Tips and tricks with ffmpeg
This is a quick cheatsheet for me and for anyone that would be interested by ffmpeg. I use ffmpeg for many things but especially: screen recording and to be able to upload larger files on Discord without Nitro.
The tools I use on my computer
I've already made a similar post in the past, this one is an updated version of it. Note that all the software presented here are free software (or at least open source), except those marked in italic.
How to create a (Vanilla) minecraft server
Just yet again a guide to make a vanilla minecraft server
Gérer ses e-mails avec aerc.
aerc
qui veut dire... Bah, j'ai pas trouvé ce que signifie "aerc" en fait. Mais c'est un client mail en terminal qui est super bien.
Installing NodeJS on Linux (LTS)
I am doing this quick guide because I think node isn't very easy to install. There are plenty of different installation means and it can get very quickly confusing because some are distro-specific, some are outdated, etc.
My Alacritty Setup
Why I use Alacritty
I am obsessed with lightness and optimization, I try ot reduce CPU and RAM usage everywhere, and try to keep the interface minimalistic.
Ma config dwm (et installation de ly)
Salut ! Voici un petit guide sur ma twm (Tiling Window Manager) préférée. DWM est un TWM minimaliste et extrêmement light écrit en C.
Confugration de mutt
Salut ! Voici un petit tutoriel de confgiuration de mutt sous Linux. Je tient à préciser que j'utilise Gmail (malheureusement).
My softwares recommendations
Hello! In this post I am going to show you great softwares (at least according to my standards). My standards for a good software are: