tips’n’tricks
Paste this into Options > Options > File naming > Edit file naming script…
$if2(%albumartistsort%,%artistsort%,%artist%)/
$if($if2(%albumsort%,%album%),[$if2(%originalyear%,%year%)] $if2(%albumsort%,%album%),[] Unreleased)$if($eq_any(%releasetype%,Album,album),, [%releasetype%])/
$if($gt(%totaldiscs%,1),%discnumber%-,)
$if(%tracknumber%,$num(%tracknumber%,2) ,)
$if(%artist%,%artist% - ,)$if2(%titlesort%,%title%)For work purposes I am running Fedora desktop in Virtualbox but compared to Windows 10 guest fonts looked quite smaller in Fedora. Settings in Gnome by default have only 100% and 200% options which are not matching 125% used by Windows. So in order to set it up properly you need to run this command in the terminal:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface text-scaling-factor 1.25Change will be applied immediately.
Bash history can be very useful to re-trace steps performed on the system, but one of the issues is that commands are not logged in real-time but after ending a session. Also history output does not include date and time which is really useful for debugging.
In order to solve this you will need to append 3 lines to your ~/.bashrc file:
shopt -s histappend
PROMPT_COMMAND="history -a;$PROMPT_COMMAND"
export HISTTIMEFORMAT='%F %T 'In order for this to become active you need either to log out and log back in our execute:
source ~/.bashrcAfter this all your commands will be logged in real-time and output of history command will have date & time information in following format:
YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS historyI somehow always seem to forget how to do this the simple way:
chmod -R ug+rw /yourfolderThis will change yourfolder permissions to 775 and all folders inside recursively to 775, but all files in the folder(s) will be set to 664.
Waydroid looked like excellent option to run Android apps on my Lenovo X240 running Linux Mint.
Because Waydroid is reliant on Wayland you need to use either KDE, Gnome or Sway Desktop Environment.
I am running Gnome and Waydroid works perfectly, but I wanted it to run in fullscreen. Unfortunately Waydroid key mapping is conflicting with Gnome F11 key to go fullscreen, so first thing you need to do is to re-map Gnome fullscreen key to something like Shift+F11 which can easily be done with gnome tweaks.
But once you get your Android app to run “fullscreen” you will notice that actual size of the drawn surface is still the one window started with:
erol@x240mint:~$ sudo waydroid shell wm size
Physical size: 1366x697I wanted it shown in 1368×768 which is my native display resolution. To do this open terminal while Waydroid is running and do the following:
erol@x240mint:~$ waydroid prop set persist.waydroid.width 1366
erol@x240mint:~$ waydroid prop set persist.waydroid.height 768
erol@x240mint:~$ waydroid session stop
Now next time you run your Android app it is going to be rendered in native resolution.
erol@x240mint:~$ sudo waydroid shell wm size
Physical size: 1366x768