Right click menu in Gnome desktop with user entries.

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I, along with couple of others I think, have been looking for this for quite some time. What I wanted is that when I right click on the desktop with GNome, I should see my entries in the default menu. I did quite  some search on this but no luck. Finally today, I did it and that too in two ways.

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Originally posted 2009-02-24 01:53:11.

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vi tips with examples for programmers — very useful

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First off, sorry for not posting regularly. Will be so for probably another couple of days.

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Originally posted 2009-05-20 18:54:40.

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prepend to a file with sponge from moreutils

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A few weeks I wrote about a tool, which helps you easily prepend to a file. I submitted prepend to moreutils and Joey was kind enough to point out this could be done with `sponge’.? sponge reads standard input and when done, writes it to a file:
Probably the most general …
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Originally posted 2009-09-15 21:24:53.

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