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mpov.timmorgan.org
I recently switched from Gnome to i3 on my main laptop. So far, I'm enjoying the simplicity of piecing together my own desktop environment from small, specialized tools. One thing I missed from Gnome was my clipboard history tool, Gpaste. I've come to expect that my previous dozen or more clipboard copies are a keystroke or two away and not lost forever. While tweaking my i3 setup, I realized it would be possible to replicate some or even all of the functionality of GPaste using simple unix tools: |
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www.bartvandersanden.com
Stuff I have written about web development, photography, tech and travel. |
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maw.sh
In this artticle I'll show you how I am using grep + quickfix to search and replace across the files using capture groups |
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gpac.wp.imt.fr
GPAC Ultramedia OSS for Video Streaming & Next-Gen Multimedia Transcoding, Packaging & Delivery - EBU TTD support in GPAC · gpac/gpac Wiki |
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