First of all you will need some kind of bootable Linux distribution. I have used Kali linux. Please execute following commands as root.
First check which partition do you use for your Windows installation. Since I was using Windows 7, first partition was 100MB reserved space and second partition was my Windows installation. Continue reading “ntfsclone Windows partition to smaller partition on another disk”
For little over 9 years I am a proud owner of Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo Si 1520. Nice little 12.0” laptop with 1280×800 resolution weighting just over 1.7kg and it even has DVD burner. I got this way back when small laptops / netbooks were not that mainstream. Continue reading “Windows 10 upgrade from Windows 7 on Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo Si 1520”
[UPDATE] Now instructions are fit for Debian Jessie.
I have been running Kodi on my Raspberry Pi 2 for some time as my primary home media center. Previously I used a normal PC in fancy casing, but since I moved all my files to NAS it made no sense to run full blown PC and waste electricity. Continue reading “Installing Plexmediaserver on Xbian / Raspberry Pi 2”
The iCade cabinet comes with arcade stick with 8 push buttons with micro-switches which are good enough for my project.
Continue reading “Ultimate iCade Raspberry Pi bartop arcade mod – Part IV – Stick”
I always forget how to do this and I need to write it down:
Turn on syntax highlighting with:
:syntax on
If highlighting looks to dark, then you are probably using dark background, so set it to achieve better readability:
:set background=dark
To make these two changes permanent, edit ~/.vimrc file and enter:
syntax on set background=dark
To turn of syntax highlighting do:
:syntax off
To go back to light background do:
:set background=light
or delete the lines from ~/.vimrc file.