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retab!
" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"  automatically turn tabs to spaces before saving, then back
" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
au BufWritePre * :set expandtab
au BufWritePre * :retab!
au BufWritePost * :set noexpandtab!
au BufWritePost * :retab!

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#!/bin/sh
if [ -x $(which openbox) ]
then
    if $(pidof dwm >/dev/null)
    then
        kill $(pidof dwm)
    fi
    if $(pidof openbox >/dev/null)
    then
        kill $(pidof openbox)

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function! JumpToString(string)
    for l:buffer_number in range(1,bufnr("$"))
        if buflisted(l:buffer_number)
            if join(getbufline(l:buffer_number,1,"$")) =~ a:string
                exec "b . " . l:buffer_number
            endif
        endif
    endfor
endfunction

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# download the software with "wget"
wget http://arduino.googlecode.com/files/arduino-1.0-linux.tgz
# the software comes compressed, decompress it
tar xvf arduino-1.0-linux.tgz
# move into the directory it creates
cd arduino-1.0
# run the IDE
./arduino

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# Bedrock Linux 1.0alpha2 /etc/fstab
#
# Things which should be mounted at boot go here.  Additionally, things which
# should be mounted to share between clients should be placed here.
#
# It is recommended to make the core Bedrock accessible as a client as well, so
# that it can be accessed from within other clients.  This is the only item
# described herein which should be mounted at boot.  To do so, uncomment the
# following line (optionally changing /var/chroot/bedrock to where you would
# like to place the bedrock client).

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# Bedrock Linux 1.0alpha2 /opt/bedrock/etc/brclients.conf
#
# Client-specific configuration items go here.
#
# To begin setting configuration options for a client, place the name you would
# like to give the client in square brackets.  For example:
#[squeeze]
# Each non-commented non-black line following will be a configuration option
# for bedrock, until the next [client name] is found.  Every client should have
# a line specifying the path to where the client is stored on disk.  For example:

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$ brl echo $( tar xf busybox-1.20.2.tar.bz2 ; echo $? )    
brl: running commands in bedrock
0
brl: running commands in squeeze
0
brl: running commands in sid
0
brl: running commands in arch
0
brl: running commands in precise

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__          __             __
\ \_________\ \____________\ \___
 \  _ \  _\ _  \  _\ __ \ __\   /
  \___/\__/\__/ \_\ \___/\__/\_\_\
        \ \  _  ________ __
         \ \( )/  \ \ \ \ /
          \_\\_\_\_\__/_\_\

vs

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# Bedrock Linux 1.0alpha2 /etc/fstab
#
# Things which should be mounted at boot go here.  Additionally, things which
# should be mounted to share between clients should be placed here.
#
# It is recommended to make the core Bedrock accessible as a client as well, so
# that it can be accessed from within other clients.  This is the only item
# described herein which should be mounted at boot.  To do so, uncomment the
# following line (optionally changing /var/chroot/bedrock to where you would
# like to place the bedrock client).

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# Bedrock Linux 1.0alpha2 /opt/bedrock/etc/brclients.conf
#
# Client-specific configuration items go here.
#
# To begin setting configuration options for a client, place the name you would
# like to give the client in square brackets.  For example:
#[squeeze]
# Each non-commented non-black line following will be a configuration option
# for bedrock, until the next [client name] is found.  Every client should have
# a line specifying the path to where the client is stored on disk.  For example: