Since Gnome3 I think about changing my desktop.
* [[http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic/11912/march-2011-screenshot-thread/page/13/]]
* openbox: mandatory
* trayer: ++
* tint2:
* pypanel:
* thunar: ++
I am wondering if the best thing to do is not to install a Debian testing without Debian Desktop Environment, and then listing all the package i have to install after that:
* bzip2
With Ant several ways are possible to access Subversion information and commands:
- svnant: use subclipse, and javahl (jni interface to subversion).
- svntask: use svnkit, a pure Java subversion client.
- call the svn command from ant using an exec element and parse the output.
I tried svntask (the simplest to use, as it is only two jar to add in the classpath), but I don't achieve to use the svn update feature when authentication is required.
Following is a small Ant tasks for getting the revision number using the
svn info command.
Pros: small code, do not require a connection to the repository (convenient if anonymous access is not allowed on the repository).
Cons: works on GNU/Linux only.
<exec executable="sh" outputproperty="svn_revision_number">
<arg value="-c" />
<arg value="svn info|grep 'Revision: '|cut -f 2 -d ' '" />
</exec>
<echo>${svn_revision_number}</echo>
Deactivate:
# update-rc.d -f gdm remove
Re-activate:
# update-rc.d gdm defaults
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/24200 for replacing the google links by the real webpage address.