Salvo menores,
todo analizado,
aquí se ha acabado,
brota nueva vida,
que ha empezado.
Dos vinilos,
uno resultante,
del otro fuente.
Resarcir la afrenta,
objetivo inalcanzable,
mas suavizar la misma,
mi objetivo loable.
Mi olvido reafirmo,
sepa vuestra merced,
tercero desde aulos,
resalto buscado.
El segundo figurante,
por fin coronado,
mas aquí sólo honrado
y bien acompañado.
De la música disfrute,
de lo que no llegó,
para siempre: ¡Descarte!
I use Kde activities a lot and I want a simple plasmoid which shows the current activity I’m in. I have so many activities that the activity switcher (not sure of the correct name) would be too big for me to be usable.
There’s a plasmoid which it’s aimed originally aimed at showin current application name which we can install and setup so that it shows current activity.
application-name plasmoid showing an activity name in a panel
Its name it’s applicationname-plasmoid .
This installation it’s aimed to your current user. It won’t make the plasmoid available for the rest of the users of your machine.
git clone https://github.com/ilpianista/applicationname-plasmoid cd applicationname-plasmoid/ zip applicationname.zip package -r plasmapkg -i applicationname.zip kbuildsycoca4
From a panel. Add graphical items. Filter by ‘name’ or search for ‘Application Name’. Double click on it for adding it to the panel.
Then right-click on it. Settings. Select «Always (never display app title)» at the «Show activity name» dropdown. You can optionally set a fixed width too. Finally you just need to click on OK to save the new settings.
application-name plasmoid Settings window
Part 1: Firefox Accounts local server
Part 2: Firefox Sync-1.5 Server
Part 3: firefoxkde script setup
Part 4: Sync of bookmarks on different profiles
Nodejs from Jessie is 0.10.29. We need to install it from source. However we will use an special deb repository for that
curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_7.x |\ sudo -E bash - sudo apt-get install nodejs
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install git
This is one of the two components needed. It’s an auth server.
mkdir fxa-auth-server cd fxa-auth-server git clone https://github.com/mozilla/fxa-auth-server/
We already have it.
Nodejs 7.x already provides it.
# As a new fxaauth user npm install grunt
# As the new fxaauth user cd fxa-auth-server npm install
# As the new fxaauth user cd fxa-auth-server npm start
Example of server starting ok:
fxa-auth-server.INFO: server.start.1 {"op":"server.start.1","msg":"running on http://127.0.0.1:9000"}
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