A short time ago I was made aware of a realy cool thing from a colleague. That was http://archiveroom.net/ the website.
There you can create a graphical version of your git repository with just a few clicks, if it is hosted on Github.
There are all events that affect a repository as a block in a 3D world shown. Each event type is assigned a color and an icon. These are then displayed on the block.
TThese blocks are stacked one above the other and next to each other. There is a three-dimensional image of the repository through which you you can navigate virtual.
This is a really cool thing and you can set up it with just a few clicks. If you want to try it, i can olny recommend it.
A guide with all necessairy steps can be find at the bottom of the homepage.
I bought a new Lenovo Ideapad Yoga laptop and the first thing I did was installing Fedora.
Fedora works nice on it, touch screen works out of the box \o/, though the card reader doesn't work but I don't use it, so it's ok for me. But a big problem is that there is no RJ45 Ethernet plug, only W-LAN and this doesn't
work out of box. So I search and found some creepy sources for it but they all fail to compile so I wrote the
author of these drivers and he told me that it's on Github. Conclusion: I'm too stupid for google.
If you take the source from Github it compiles fine on my laptop. So start with cloning the repo doing:
After a restart you should have W-LAN. You need to do this step every time you update your kernel!
You may need one of these packages to compile if you don't have them already.
make gcc kernel-header kernel-devel patch
Driver quality
The drivers are really stable and I have no problems, no connection losses. And I tested the speed with netio and it's a bit slower than the windows drivers but I think most people, including me, can live with that. In the table you can see the speed differences between the Linux and windows drivers.