Category Archives: Linux

Easy GNU Screen shared session access management

Posted on 2013/03/19 by João Paulo

joaopizani's brain dump…

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Modular XPlatform Vim Config – With LASERS!

Posted on 2013/03/11 by João Paulo

TL;DR: See the README file on the repository Around June 2012 I wrote a post here describing my very own Vim config “distribution”, that was the result of several months…TL;DR: See the README file on the repository Around June 2012 … Continue reading →

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Updated screenrc: Even more perfect!

Posted on 2013/03/01 by João Paulo

Almost one year ago I wrote a post about GNU Screen, a great terminal multiplexer software with which I was practically in love… This post was about my screenrc config…Almost one year ago I wrote a post about GNU Screen, … Continue reading →

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A lightweight, fully automatic and elegant torrent setup using RTorrent

Posted on 2012/08/27 by João Paulo

Some time ago I installed at home a 5Mbps ADSL connection, and so I wanted to have a reliable BitTorrent setup, to enjoy the new bandwidth capacity… Besides, in the…Some time ago I installed at home a 5Mbps ADSL connection, … Continue reading →

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A portable, powerful, organized and self-contained configuration tree for Vim

Posted on 2012/06/05 by João Paulo

UPDATE (2013-03-11): After several months of daily usage and continuous improvement, the Vim config tree changed substantially. It is already a well-known fact that I love Vim. I use it…UPDATE (2013-03-11): After several months of daily usage and continuous improvement, … Continue reading →

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