Recently I did a hack on GNOME Terminal, added the Google search support for it.
I think you may like it, so here comes the article.
Recently I did a hack on GNOME Terminal, added the Google search support for it.
I think you may like it, so here comes the article.
Recently I wrote a guide about how to get involved with Ubuntu Tweak’s development, and now it has taken a good effect:
jonolumb joined the development, and help to improve the English.
Hello all,
You may wait a long time. These days, I was done much of Ubuntu Tweak. I’ve overcame some technical problems, now Ubuntu Tweak have much improvement.
Let’s go and see what it looks like now.
Inspired by this article:Add Your Document Templates to GNOME, I will add this feature to Ubuntu Tweak.
As I often write program to test, I need to write the same code by all times. If I can easily create the template of program, then fill it with other code, I’ll be more efficient than before.
Do you have the same experience like me? I think if you often deal with many documents, you’ll need this feature.
NOTICE: I don’t rename Ubuntu Tweak to Python Tweak.
If you read the code of Ubuntu Tweak, you’ll know that it is written by C language.
Why I choose C to write Ubuntu Tweak? the reason is simple, I’ve never learned any other language except the C.
In these days, I learned Python, and I found that Python is so powerful! It’s suitable that use Python to write Ubuntu Tweak. Continue reading