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Hello, my name is Zeth, I'll be your host here.

Command Line Warriors is about taking control of your own technology, it looks at our experiences of computing; especially using GNU/Linux, the Python programming language, the command-line and issues such as techno-ethics, best practices and whatever is cool now. If you take control of your technology then you are a Warrior too!

This site is your site too which means that you can contribute and get involved. You can leave comments using the facility provided. For me, the comments and discussions are by far the best part of the site. So please do have your say!

Latest Discussions

Kurushiyama

June 30, 2008
XML is no replacement for SGML, it's a subset.
→ An Introduction to ReStructuredText

Peter

June 27, 2008
This is pretty nice, maybe if an mget or mput could be added it would really improve its use. not sure how to do that couldn't figure it out using ...
→ SFTP in Python: Really Simple SSH

Bryce

June 25, 2008
Sorry to comment on an older post, but I wanted to point out that you misunderstand the purpose of at least two of the extensions you mentioned: Foxmarks and Greasemonkey. ...
→ Will Epiphany be able to compete with Firefox's extensions?

The Dude

June 24, 2008
1. Green Eggs 2. Ham 3. *things* .. _Here: http://google.com/
→ An Introduction to ReStructuredText

S.

June 20, 2008
A space is .25 of a level??? Instead of tabs or spaces, or tabs being so many spaces, there should be a "level" character, where one character equals one level ...
→ Twelve commandments for Beautiful Python code

jk

June 20, 2008
First, excuse my english. I was using firefox like every body else, until one day i look on Top command utility (system monitor) that firefox was using 190Mb of my ...
→ Epiphany and Webkit 2008

Tom

June 17, 2008
find -exec is nice, but escaping can become complicated if you want to execute, say, awk using a weird pattern. My preferred way is not elegant at all but very ...
→ Five Tips for Easter

Casual reader...

June 16, 2008
"Firstly, sending your friend a 6 MB file over the network, is nothing like murder. " It is true that sending your friend a file over the network is nothing ...
→ Filesharing is the democratic choice

Adam Bielinski

June 15, 2008
I like using epiphany because it's fast and lightweight, and is more intuitive in a GNOME environment. I don't think extensions are everything.
→ Will Epiphany be able to compete with Firefox's extensions?

Kewlmyst

June 12, 2008
Hmmm ... I have been rsync for a long time just to do back ups, but be aware that if you put the --delete option, and have a nice cron ...
→ Backing up my laptop

yegle

June 12, 2008
@Zeth Hello Zeth,can you share your script you mentioned about the Six degrees of separation?I'm so intrested about it~ And, this is really an excellent work !Thank you for shareing ...
→ Twitter and GNOME integration

Orlandus

June 9, 2008
Well, if they offer only an object-code-only license.and no object code, then I suppose nobody is legally entitled to have the software at all.
→ Are your Firefox extensions proprietary software?

Swashbuckler

June 5, 2008
"object code is a C term." Uh no. It's any compiled language.
→ Are your Firefox extensions proprietary software?

Craig

June 4, 2008
Here's a thought: I don't recall ever being asked to agree to a EULA before downloading a Firefox add-on. Maybe I just haven't downloaded any proprietary ones, but I think ...
→ Are your Firefox extensions proprietary software?