Techtime Journey: look and feature update

Techtime Journey just got updated. We now have a new look and a Facebook page open (www.facebook.com/TechtimeJourney) where you can follow us more easier than ever. Also now when you open a post you will see Facebook like and subscribe buttons. Do remember that if you are not so keen on Facebook you can always follow us with RSS feed (which is located on a sidebar). Also a schedule calendar was added so you could see more easily what is coming next. By the way if you do have a topic in mind which you would like me to cover just drop a comment to me (for example to the most recent post) and I will get back to you.

One further announce: near future plans also include Twitter and possibly a Youtube chanel so stay tuned.

Thinking Debian: The difference between stable, testing and unstable branches

THINKING DEBIAN

Summary: An article elaborating the differences between Debian branches. Information, along with some hints, is also given about how to upgrade and manage your system from different Debian branch to another.

Tint2: Alternative config file

First off: welcome to the new home of techtimejourney! As I now begin to elaborate more with this blog what would be a better way to start than giving another example of the great posibilities of tint2 panel. This time I’m going to present a tint2 config which is good for those people who want to have their panel a bit more visible and readable (meaning bigger size). Always remember that you can by all means tweak and customize the values and experiment upon them to create your own tint2 config. So feel free to modify the values below as you please. Continue reading →

Transparent tint2 configure

So it is weekend again and it is time to enjoy yet another tint2 panel configuration. This time things are fully transparent. Note: The results should be like in the screenshot which was taken with Debian Wheezy a while back. As I am currently using Arch I however see some differences – like system tray missing. This is probably due to my very new system configuration which has some erros in it which I have not had time to fix yet.

# To use this as default tint2 config: save as $HOME/.config/tint2/tint2rc Continue reading →