You can install custom console themes into xfce4-terminal from https://terminal.sexy/ It has nice export function, but it doesn’t provide correct config file content for the app on Ubuntu 16.04.

Some panel applets allows you to change font (weather), but some doesn’t (clock, whiskermenu). As result panel is displayed inconsistently. But you can simply use HTML syntax to force panel display texts with custom fonts, colors etc.

I found very nice icons in a flat design for XFCE panel weather plugin.

You can install custom console themes into xfce4-terminal from https://terminal.sexy/ It has nice export function, but it doesn’t provide correct config file content for the app on Ubuntu 16.04.

Following instructions are highly personalized in order to install my preferred apps, themes, icon etc.

Some panel applets allows you to change font (weather), but some doesn’t (clock, whiskermenu). As result panel is displayed inconsistently. But you can simply use HTML syntax to force panel display texts with custom fonts, colors etc.

This is a simple guide how you can use your Yubikey for SSH authentication, so that your key is not stored on disc but rather on token (yubikey in this case). Expected environment is Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.

Following instructions are highly personalized in order to install my preferred apps, themes, icon etc.

Since there is no next -SNAPSHOT version of GWT, you can build yourself a version from master. Just do following:

GWT framework is really powerfull tool, to create functional enterprise web applications. But what was always painfull was doing a good design. Clean GWT provides only base widgets and where it helps developers to do the functional code, there it also prevent designers to create simple DOM with efective CSS.

You can install custom console themes into xfce4-terminal from https://terminal.sexy/ It has nice export function, but it doesn’t provide correct config file content for the app on Ubuntu 16.04.

So, you can finally make my favorite text editor nano a useful editor with content wrapping and syntax highlighting. Simply create .nanorc file located in you home folder and put in following content:

Oh-my-fish powerline

Finally I got it working with my local Nextcloud instance. Problems were:

In order to develop apps for ubuntu touch you will need a lxd container and android tools. Using Ubuntu-SDK is now deprecated, since ubports is not able to support it and it also doesn’t worked for me on 16.04.

Finally I got it working with my local Nextcloud instance. Problems were:

In order to develop apps for ubuntu touch you will need a lxd container and android tools. Using Ubuntu-SDK is now deprecated, since ubports is not able to support it and it also doesn’t worked for me on 16.04.

This is a simple guide how you can use your Yubikey for SSH authentication, so that your key is not stored on disc but rather on token (yubikey in this case). Expected environment is Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.