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  1. For a project yet-to-be-announced, I needed a GtkTreeView that can sort the underlying data by clicking on the column header and filter out rows satisfying a certain condition.

  2. Ranger File Manager

    In my last post, I briefly mentioned autojump’s awesome j command to quickly move between directories.

  3. The Default Shell

    Ever so often, people publish blog posts that tout the Z shell as the best thing since sliced bread.

  4. TicGit Issue Tracker

    TicGit-ng is an issue tracker and – as the name suggests – tightly coupled within a Git repository.

  5. For the last couple of years, taking notes on a variety of subjects was driving me nuts: I tried it on single sheets of paper (almost no organization and easily lost), within a paper notebook1 (hard to edit once a page is full) and I tried a combination of

  6. As promised, this post is the final update on my journey of building high-quality audio solution based on the Raspberry Pi.

  7. A Jekyll ditaa Plugin

    In my last post, I used a little diagram to describe my audio setup.

  8. Wireless LAN Setting up wireless LAN on a Raspberry Pi is straightforward as long as you get a reasonably supported adapter.

  9. Updates in Vim Land

    In this post, I’ll show you the latest additions to my collection of useful Vim plugins: The Vundle plugin manager and the dwm.vim window manager not to be confused with the dwm window manager.

  10. Have you seen it?

  11. How do you get me interested?

  12. Like every cool kid on the ’net, I now own a Raspberry Pi.

  13. Making-of bloerg.net

    Recently, I was approached and asked how this blog was made.

  14. There was once the promise of OpenCL, that all code written against the specification is able to run on any device capable of running OpenCL code.

  15. A Gtk+ 2D Point Viewer

    Ok, yet another widget.

  16. Recently, I faced the problem to display a tree view of properties.

  17. Profiling an OpenCL program is mandatory for optimizing the kernel performance.

  18. Beamer is a package, written by Till Tantau, to create presentation slides within the TeX eco system.

  19. Waf and OpenCL check

    Although I am quite used to CMake and the infamous Autotools, I wanted to try out the Waf build system for a smallish side project that I am investigating with a fellow student of mine.