Yay there’s a new theme! It’s a bit nicer than the old one; less fancy graphics and a better layout.
Far more customizable also. I’m satisfied.
Yay there’s a new theme! It’s a bit nicer than the old one; less fancy graphics and a better layout.
Far more customizable also. I’m satisfied.
There was a lot of buzz on the interblags about a 200-line kernel patch that enables per-tty cgroups automatically. Apparently, one can add them trivially to their home directory without having to patch any kernels.
This blog post talks about how to do it, but it didn’t cooperate with Fedora 14 very well. A bit of googleing later and I found this mailing list post that did it for me. Now I have userspace cgroups for each terminal I open. Handy, I suppose. Might be more useful on an SSH server to guarantee that each person logging in can’t overwhelm the system for the others.
Someone has done no small amount of determining what the code within the minecraft_server.jar does and how you can inject hooks into it. I have forked that git repository and am trying to organize it a bit better. Possibly make it truly into just a plugin framework and nothing else.
I’m hoping that this will be useful to others and that it all won’t horribly break when the server is changed on the 31st. Otherwise, all the really awesome administrative abilities will be horribly broken. Another really awesome thing would be if Notch were to have a plugin API ready to go. Perhaps based on the work that the community is doing.
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1567
Woot.
EDIT:
Man, this guy has all sorts of good stuff: http://www.vim.org/account/profile.php?user_id=9012
cucumber, rails, ruby, git-vim integration. VIM FTW!