Enabling Linux Transparency in XFCE
I run XFCE 14.04 through Crouton on Linux. The first thing I install after a fresh Linux install is Guake Terminal. Pressing F12 brings down an overly terminal that is really handy to use.
But as you can see above the transparency doesn’t work properly out of the box with a fresh Linux install.
Virtex Edge Design
Finding I had more time on my hands recently, I…
Don’t Forget Your Towel – Traveling Through Asia
It’s been a little over 3 weeks since I left…
Chrome Bookmarks – If it isn’t broken, don’t fix it.
Chrome, the chosen one. But like a one-time A-list actor from the 90’s, who upon years of living at that level, has become fat and bloated with the ego which comes along with that title. For some reason in the last few weeks they updated the bookmark manager to be flashy, and more interactive. And they broke it. It is buggy, un-intuitive and a general pain in the ass to use. If it isn’t broken, it doesn’t have enough features yet… So how do you disable it? After quick google search and coming across a post on omgchrome, it turns out it’s easy enough!
Insert Generic Excuse For Not Updating this Blog…
I’ve had this blog for a while, but I’ve rarely…
Plane Spotting
Was in Toronto today and on a whim went plane…
Never liked gravity much anyways…
Since moving to Montreal, I”ve been pretty busy, but things…
123D Catch
I’ve been playing around with 123D Catch from Autodesk for…
Jet Engine
I graduated from McMaster University in 2010 from Mechanical Engineering,…