LUGM meeting 19th December 09
Dear member, please note that this week we shall be having our monthly
meeting on this saturday, the 19th.
My sincere apologies this is quite short notice, i have been busy and
hence was unable to send
a notification earlier.. If there's less than 5 confirmations by
friday 11AM, the meeting shall be postponed.
Time : 10hr00
location: Linkbynet, 2nd Floor BG court, St jean, Quatres Bornes
Map for your convenience :http://thegodof.net/images/maplugm.png
Agenda : Discussion about paper work
We hope to have your presence on this event.
Until further notice, logan shall be doing this months technical presentation.
(damned he should be given free food for always having a presentation
at any time!)
Please confirm your presence via mailing list [discuss@lugm.org] or
post a comment on the blog entry.
Cheers
+selven
Secretary of the LUG
Lugm meeting November 2009
Dear member, please note that this week we shall be having our monthly
meeting on this saturday, the 7th.
Time : 10hr00
location: Linkbynet, 2nd Floor BG court, St jean, Quatres Bornes
Map for your convenience :http://thegodof.net/images/maplugm.png
Agenda : Registration done, now what?
We hope to have your presence on this event.
Until further notice, shaan shall be doing a presentation this week
[unless sometihng comes up]. Please stay tuned for updates.
Please confirm your presence via mailing list [discuss@lugm.org] or
post a comment on the blog entry.
Meeting shall be postponed in case there's less than 5 confirmations.
Cheers
+selven
Secretary of the LUG
nano configs
Like most of you who don't like to get into those religious wars about editors of emac vs vi, we tend to prefer to use nano, simple, and light!
The side of peace
.

But after using nano sometimes, you soon begin to miss those features which you used to have in other editors, e.g syntax highlighting or tabspace etc.
No need to worry lil hippie, nano has these abilities
you don't need to envy those unsexy editors out there anymore.
Here's my default nano configuration which you might want to use.
~/.nanorc
set tabsize 4
set autoindent
set nowrap
include "/usr/local/share/nano/c.nanorc"
include "/usr/local/share/nano/perl.nanorc"
include "/usr/local/share/nano/sh.nanorc"
include "/usr/local/share/nano/html.nanorc"
include "/usr/local/share/nano/php.nanorc"
include "/usr/local/share/nano/php2.nanorc"
Since am on FreeBSD the synthax highlighting files are located in /usr/local/share/nano, if you are on linux, you might wanna look in /usr/share/nano/
You can find more syntax highlighting config files here
This is just a simple configuration which will set your tabspace to 4, allow auto indentation, no line wrapping and some syntax highlight
the only things that a use will ever need out of an editor.
Please don't rant that nano can't do magical stuffs :p it is an editor and nothing more [unlike some other things which claims to be editors :p].
+selven
Conference Joomla
Hello
Vu sur weekend: une conf sur joomla/mysql cluster par des personnes de mySQL, yahoo!, Joomla Core Team ...
Cela se ferra le 18 et 19 juillet au swami vivekananda, Pailles.
