Sunday, June 30, 2013
Monday, June 24, 2013
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Three best thunderbird add-ons I use everyday
There are the three add-ons makes my life easy at work.
1) Thunderbird Conversations: Thunderbird Conversations is a Thunderbird extension which, as the name implies, enables a conversation view in your Thunderbird. Notable features include:
- a regular conversation view that fetches messages from all folders, and behaves just like Gmail’s
- integration with Thunderbird Contacts: participants have tooltips in the conversation, and you can view their avatars and profiles from Facebook, Twitter…
- a quick reply feature, with autocomplete, that allows you to reply to a thread in a snap,
- and a few other bonus features.
https://addons.mozilla.org/thunderbird/downloads/latest/54035/addon-54035-latest.xpi?src=search
2) Lightning: Organize your schedule and life's important events in a calendar that's fully integrated with your Thunderbird email. Manage multiple calendars, create your daily to do list, invite friends to events, and subscribe to public calendars.
3)QuickFolders:Folder Tabs - cuts through the clutter of the folders sidebar by having your most important folders as tabs. Open folders and sub folders, move/copy mails without scrolling around or searching. Use categories for filtering the faves!
https://addons.mozilla.org/thunderbird/downloads/latest/3254/addon-3254-latest.xpi?src=search
Let me know add-ons you like.
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Company Of Heroes 2 Open Beta is ready for download
Right now I am downloading from steam. Will soon post some screenshots. Watch this space………
Friday, June 14, 2013
Blogger dashboard does not work in Chrome
Not sure if its just me facing the issue. But I have observed that blogger dashboard does not work at all when using chrome. It works very smooth in firefox and other browsers. Strange that google blogger does nont working in google chrome. Hope they fix it soon. Let me know if you see the same issue and found any solution to this strange problem.
Thursday, June 13, 2013
JSP formatting in eclipse
I have a few hundred lines of JSP code with java snippets. When I used eclipse to format this code. Its just unreadable and not even able to figure out what is in there in the java snippets. I tried different options like changing the code style formatter, but nothing worked. Then I tried netbeans to auto-format my JSP code and it did much better job compared to eclipse. Hope eclipse will come up with better formatting in the next version. Till then I will keep my netbeans running on my machine when I am doing coding on my eclipse.
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Path Manager Makes the Run Dialog and Command Prompt More Useful
Windows: Editing your PATH variable is one of those things that you rarely need to do. However, one of the ways it can be useful is to add more app shortcuts to your run dialog. The PATH variable, in short, is a bucket of locations that the run dialog looks at to find app commands. When you type the name of an app (say "calc") in the run dialog (Win+R), it searches all of the folders included in the PATH variable. Path Manager allows you to add locations to this variable, so you can run more applications with this shortcut. Path Manager can also edit many other system variables. As always, you should be careful playing with system settings unless you know what you're doing. You probably won't need this tool very often, but it's handy to have in your back pocket. Easily Add, Delete & Edit PATH Variable Entries With Path Manager | AddictiveTips
Type History to Review Your Recent Terminal Commands
Sometimes you need to enter a long command again, or find something you typed long in the past. Sure, you can press the up and down arrows to navigate a fair amount of your history but that isn't practical when you have to search for something awhile back. Instead, just type history. When you do, your terminal window will display a list of recent commands. From there you can find the one you're looking for. If you know it was within a certain range, you can specify how far back in your history you want to go (e.g. "history 25").
Original Article: http://lifehacker.com/type-history-to-review-your-recent-terminal-commands-512385895
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