Seamless SFTP Filesystem Mounts via Systemd
You regularly work with files on a remote server but want them to behave like local files (for editors, scripts, etc.). You don’t have sudo access, so you can’t edit /etc/fstab.
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Auto-Reconnect Terminal Sessions with Systemd + Tmux
You want long-lived terminal sessions that survive SSH disconnects, reboots, and accidental closures — but tmux or screen feel too manual for novice users or scripts. You want this to just happen when you log in.
Lightweight File Access Logger
You want to track when someone or something opens a file (for debugging, auditing, or paranoia), but you don’t want to install or configure a full kernel-level auditing system like auditd.
Auto-Restart a Crashed X Session
You’re running a minimalist Linux setup using a window manager like i3, Openbox, or bspwm, and sometimes your X session crashes — maybe due to a misbehaving compositor or GPU hiccup. Instead of rebooting your whole machine, you’d like your session to automatically restart with minimal disruption.
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Pentru a rezolva situatia in care display-ul se rotește, iată urmatorii pași:
- Click dreapta pe desktop->Display settings
2. Se selecteaza modul in care doresti sa vizualizezi imaginea din sectiunea Scale & layout.
3. Urmatorul pas este acela de a bifa Keep changes.
Moving Files and Folders is easier with this free Mac App
macOS allows you to drag and drop items between locations. However, it has a major usability issue: you need to keep holding the dragged item throughout the process, which can feel cumbersome, especially when moving items between distant locations or nested folders. One free app takes a unique approach to improving the drag-and-drop experience on a Mac.
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