Was trying to upgrade the firmware on our Galaxy tab 7.7 (android 3.2->4.0.4).
Samsung has this “wonderful” program called kies for that. So I installed the latest Kies on my Windows8 (64b) box.
Unfortunately I kept getting DLL errors. KiesTrayAgent.exe, KiesPLDR.exe and one other exe which I can’t remember the name of.
Took me an hour to find the solution: install this C++ package.That fixed all link errors and allowed me to upgrade the firmware via Kies.
PS: The title of this post links to said C++ package
First, add this mapping to your .vimrc. It allows you to quickly add the current directory (current = where currently edited file is) to a variable called {path}
noremap <leader>sp :exec “set path+=”.expand(‘%:p:h’).”/**”<cr>
You test it by doing
\sp
followed by
:echo &path
… both in normal mode of course. vim should print out a path where your current directory is appended.
Why did you do this? Well, now you can use the :find command :)
:find uses {path}, so thats why we had to set it.
Go on and try it. beats NERDTree in many cases.
You can make it even better by with this plugin: https://github.com/stegtmeyer/find-complete.git
:F Main.ja<tab>
will autocomplete the path for my Main.java file, for example. Yay :)
“ I love your work, but would you be willing to lower your pricing? Not to be rude, but if I were to pay that amount, you wouldn’t be in any financial jeopardy. You might not be motivated to work at your very best. I need to work with someone who has something to lose. ”
If you want ut use sbt’s continuous testing feature, ~ test, with jUnit in Java Maven projects, you need 2 settings.
One thing I do from time to time in Byobu is maximizing a pane (ALT+F11) and then joining the pane back in with CTRL+F11(vertical) or SHIFT+F11(horizontal).
Unfortunately, this sometimes skrews up the layout, depending on which pane you maximize.
Today My clock dissappeared from my unity top panel in Ubuntu Oneiric 11.10. I don’t really know why. Maybe it’s because I deinstalled evolution. Or because I changed my icon theme with gnome-tweak-tool…
Anyhow, here how (I think) I got my clock back
sudo apt-get install indicator-datetime
log out & log in, welcome back clock :)
From time to time the title bars go missing in Ubuntu’s latest release. Here’s how I found it can be fixed:
1. installer compiz-settings-manager
sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
2. open it by pressing , typing “compiz” and choosing “CompizConfig Settings Manager”
3. scroll down to the “Effects” section. There you should see compiz plugin called “Window Decorator”. Uncheck and re-enable. The title bar should reappear.
