Do you often use CRTL-ALT-R to jump to a selected URL in KDE. Here’s how you can add your a “search on Google” or “search on Leo” Shortcut to Klipper… (loosely based on Derek Fountain’s work). tpo2:/home/tpo# cat /usr/local/bin/kde_googlize2 #!/bin/sh googleWord=`echo "$@"| tr " " "+"| tr "\n" "+"| awk '{sub("\+$",""); print $0}'`exec kfmclient openURL "http://www.google.com/search?q=$googleWord" exit 0 Click on the Klipper Icon: select “Preferences” and then “Actions” and then enter add the following Actions, respectively Command to it (use the right mouse button): Read on

Here you can find all the Debian parts of afbackup - a backup system by Albert Fluegel, that I’ve done a NMU of. Please use the version in Debian “unstable”. Here’s the server and here’s the client - they both run on “testing”. And here are deb’s compiled for potato by Roy Bixler “rcbixler at nyx dot net”: afbackup_3.3.3pl5-1_i386.deb afbackup-client_3.3.3pl5-1_i386.deb afbackup_3.3.3pl5-1.diff.gz afbackup_3.3.3pl5.orig.tar.gz Enjoy! Tomas Pospisek Read on

How to get at sourcepole’s Debian Packages Add the following lines to your /etc/apt/sources.list file: deb http://sourcepole.ch/sources/software/debian ./ deb-src http://sourcepole.ch/sources/software/debian ./ Or just download them and “dpkg -i” them. Our repository can be found at http://sourcepole.ch/sources/software/debian. Read on

create a new project (this is just a convenience - you only need the ELINOS.sh script) execute “. ELINOS.sh” get the busybox*.tar package and untar it edit the Config.h file and decidewhat you want in the busybox edit the Makefile. set DOSTATIC apropriately set CROSS=$(ELINOS_BIN_PREFIX)- make make install cd /opt/elinos/i386-target/[static|libc6|libc5] (depending on what you want to change, idealy all three) move the current busy-box away: “mv busybox busybox-0.46” copy the busybox you have created here: “cp -a NEW_BUSYBOX_PROJECT_DIR/busybox-0. Read on

Cpio is a utility to copy files to and from archives. This patch enables cpio to be verbose about the files that it does not copy, which is very handy for seeing cpio’s progress through a tape or simply for debuging. Diff -u -r against cpio 2.4.2 cpio_2.4.2-37sp_i386.deb - Debian package of the patched cpio cpio_2.4.2-37sp.diff.gz cpio_2.4.2-37sp.dsc Read on