A little something I threw together with an old photo I took, some Instagram style photoshop filters and a true quote.
Download desktop optimised version here
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Aqualate Mere
Month: October 2012
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Arc360 v1.0
I’m pleased to announce the release of Arc360 v1.0, the first official release. An open-source application based on PolarClock, but with a few extra snazzy features.
It’s coded in the awesome programming language that is processing
Download HERE for Windows & Mac, with both 32 & 64 bit support 😀
Any feedback is most welcomed, email me at hello@bytesandbolts.com
UPDATE: Just found out Adobe has halted service of it’s API for ‘maintenance’, will update the releases shortly to disable the Kuler features.
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Common Linux Commands
This will be an on-going post that I will use to keep track of my most commonly used commands.
Tested on Centos 6.3.
Linux Misc
List users
cat /etc/passwd
List groups
cat /etc/group
View free memory
free -m
View disk space usage
df -h
Git
Init new remote repo
git init –bare
Clone existing repo using HTTP
git clone http://repourl.com/path/to/repo
Clone existing repo using SSH on non-standard port
git clone ssh://user@repourl.com:8888/path/to/repo
Xen using LibVirt
List running Virtual Machines on Node
virsh list
List all Virtual Machines on Node
virsh list –all
This easy to use one line command is all that’s needed to clone an existing virtual machine.
virt-clone -o existing_vm_name -n new_vm_name –auto-clone
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Convert Subversion Repo to Git
Create a local empty SVN repo.
svnadmin create /path/to/repo
In the newly created repo cd into hooks/ and create new file named pre-revprop-change and enter the following.
#!/bin/bash
Remember to make the newly created file executable.
chmod +x hooks/pre-revprop-change
Initialise the local repo to point to the SVN.
svnsync init file:///path/to/local/repo https://path/to/online/repo/svn
Sync the two together.
svnsync sync file:///path/to/local/repo
Import the local SVN repo to a newly created Git repo.
git svn clone file:///path/to/local/repo projectname
Create a new Git –bare remote repo and add a remote link to the local repo.
git remote add origin https://githost.com/project.git
Push the local repo to the remote.
git push origin master
Bish bosh job done! Your now free of the tiresome Subversion 😀