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--- nndocs:reference [2012/05/16 03:55] – Remove kernel compilation bit, which is unnecessary now. naptastic
+++ nndocs:reference [2017/08/07 02:27] (current) – None of this is necessary anymore naptastic
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-=== Copying and preserving everything ===
-When moving /home to its own partition, do it this way:
-  find . -depth -print0|cpio --null --sparse -pvd /newhome/
-That way, all files get copied, with ownership, permission, and access dates unmodified.
-=== Default Route ===
-Add a default route:
-  route add default gw <gateway ip address> dev <device name>
-To make this route persist, add these lines to /etc/sysconfig/network:
-  GATEWAY=<gateway IP address>
-  GATEWAYDEV=<device name>
-=== Changing the @%$#! scrollbar color in Ubuntu!!! ===
-Add these lines to ~/.gtkrc-2.0:
-  style "gnome-color-chooser-scrollbar"
-  {
-    bg[NORMAL] = "#F07746"
-    bg[PRELIGHT] = "#D76A3E"
-    bg[ACTIVE] = "#BD5D37"
-  }
-  widget_class "*Scrollbar" style "gnome-color-chooser-scrollbar"
-Change the hex color values to what you like. Prelight is the color while the mouse is hovering over the scrollbar, and active is the color while it's being held down.
-==== LAD ====
-Download lad.tar.bz2 from naptastic.com. (Contents list: **Don't start compiling / installing yet!!**)
-  * Stuff that has to be a specific version:
-    * Celt 0.11.0
-  * Packaged goods
-    * linuxdsp-mbc2 and linuxdsp-mkii-graph-eq plugins
-    * ir.lv2
-  * Stuff unavailable through a VCS
-    * jkmeter
-    * remid
-    * resid
-    * zita-at1
-    * zita-resampler
-  * Plugins
-    * LV2-plugins
-    * autotalent
-    * bitmeter
-    * calf
-    * din
-    * ir.lv2
-    * LV2fil (nedko's 4-band paragraphic EQ)
-    * jamin
-    * jkmeter
-    * reMID
-    * resid
-    * Kokkini Zita's stuff
-  * The Heavy Stuff
-    * fluidsynth
-    * qsynth
-    * ardour
-I need to write a script to check out and download each of these, and perhaps a script to build them all in order.