my work at XDA

My Work at XDA

Supported devices: 

Motorola : 

• Moto G

Sony(-ericsson) Xperia 2010 line : 

• X10mini (e10/robyn); 
• X10miniPRO (u20/mimmi); 
• X8/W8 (e15/shakira)

Motorola related work : 

• Moto G RC-FAQ : Frequently Asked Questions for Motorola Moto G

Xperia related work :

• MiniCM10: MiniFAQ & Debug thread
• MiniCM9: MiniFAQ & Debug thread
• MiniCM7: MiniFAQ

other threads / autres sujets : 

• [script] all you need to know about your phone for dev questions 16-02-2012

• [script] one touch CPU minMAX switching X10mini/X10miniPro/x8 11-04-2012

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Logitech Unifying Mice & Keyboard : pairing and setting up

Logitech Unifying Mice & Keyboard : pairing and setting up

Since there is no support form Logitech for Linux, a small tool have been created by Daniel Pavel : Solaar.

• List of supported devices

• How to install on Ubuntu based distros : 

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:daniel.pavel/solaar sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install solaar

• Launch it by typing solaar in terminal or seek for it in menu.

(You may need to unplug/re-plug your receiver before Solaar can detect it.)

here are some screen-shots of the app : 

• For my specific device (M505), only Smooth scrolling and battery status are supported: 

About Solaar : 

more about unifying tech

Tip Of The Day (4) : Bulk renaming files in linux

Tip Of The Day (4) : Bulk renaming files in linux 

Don't forget to read the other tips:

Tip Of The Day (5) : Batch Script to resize pictures in linux (Nemo)

Tip Of The Day (3) : Linux Mint 13 and Petra Backports

Tip Of The Day (2) : Batch resizing pictures in linux

Tip Of The Day (1) : Screenshot 

• Xfce with Thunar : use the embedded Bulk renamer included in Thunar.

• Linux Mint with Nemo (or Ubuntu based with Nautilus) : 

1- Install pyrenamer 

2- Use it "as it is" or integrate it in your file manager : 

Nautilus and its fork, Nemo can use scripts to integrate new features.

to get the right folder for your script, use either solutions : 

- Right click on a file, search for scripts > open scripts folder

- On Nautilus for Ubuntu 12.10 and before : ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts

- On Nautilus for Ubuntu 13.04 and after : ~/.local/share/nautilus/scripts

- On Nemo : ~/.gnome2/nemo-scripts

Create a new file call it "Bulk rename" or whatever, open it with your text editor and paste the following : 

#!/bin/bash

#Launch Pyrenamer in current folder.

#########################################################################

# Nemo "Bulk Rename" Script #

##########################################################################

if [ "$1" = "" ];then

wdir=${NEMO_SCRIPT_CURRENT_URI#file://}

wdir=${wdir//%20/ }

else

filetype=$(file "$1")

filetype=${filetype##*: }

if [ "$filetype" = "directory" ];then

wdir=${NEMO_SCRIPT_SELECTED_FILE_PATHS%%$1*}

wdir=$wdir/$1

else

wdir=${NEMO_SCRIPT_SELECTED_FILE_PATHS%%$1*}

fi

fi

pyrenamer "$wdir"

Save, and make it executable

3- the script is now available when right clicking > scripts in the folder you want files to be renamed.