Showing posts with label extension. Show all posts
Showing posts with label extension. Show all posts

Sunday, 22 January 2017

My conky config file [download]

I put together this conkyrc config file yesterday, pretty pleased with it so far. 


http://pastebin.com/grrzVP6q 👊

(Background image is scarlett johansson in the upcoming Ghost in the shell film 💗)

Friday, 21 October 2016

NETBEANS: Installing tmc plugin in existing netbeans installation (for mooc.fi java dev course)

Recently I discovered a gem of a website from a comment in reddit recommending a source for learning JAVA programming interactively. The exercises look really amazing, and free too! Massive open online course (MOOC) allows you to follow Java exercises, preform them in your own desktop IDE (NetBeans) and submit you code against the server to progress though the various exercises.

However, the directions how to get started only described a method which requires you to download a bundled version NetBeans with the TMC (test my code) plugin. The problem is i already have NetBeans installed and configured.

After doing some googling I found an easy method of installing TMC plugin onto my existing installation of NetBeans without having to download the bundle. So if you use this way of installing the plugin, on Ubuntu just go to the software center, download NetBeans, and follow the steps bellow. Simple.

The reason I am re-posting it here is because the GitHub page I used recently 404'd, and i want the infomation to be still available as I found it very usefull myself. If you interested in the original page, it is still in the google cache here. It was marked "DEPRECATED", however the part of the tutorial for the plugin method worked great for me. ¯\_ᵔ ͜ʖᵔ_/¯

Just keeping this info available to others who may need it.

Source address. (404)
User/credit: jamox


INSTALLING TMC-PLUGIN TO EXSISTING NETBEANS INSTALLATION, do this in paja. 

Open NetBeans. Make sure that version you are using is at least 7.2.1. (7.3 or newer is recommendend)

Go to Tools -> Plugins


Select tab Settings click Add.
Set name to TMC
Url to http://update.testmycode.net/tmc-netbeans_hy/updates.xml

 Select tab Available Plugins, search for TMC It should show only one result. Check checkbox on its row and and select Install


Click Next

Check Accept the terms in all license agreements


Click continue, when instaler complains that these plugins are not signed.

When installation is complete restart NetBeans

When you start TMC/NetBeans for the first time, the below window should open. If it does not open, you can find it from the TMC-part of the NetBeans menu bar.

Give the Username and Password that you gave during registration.

Press the button "refresh list" and select from "Current course"

By pressing "ok" the assignment "projects" are downloaded to your computer.



Note: for the mooc.fi course, the server address is "https://tmc.mooc.fi/mooc". You must register via their website for login details, see here.

Saturday, 10 September 2016

WORKAROUND: HTTPS Everywhere is extension 'corrupted' fix



The HTTPS Everywhere extension doesn't seem to be working correctly in the latest Chrome and Chromium. The problem is, once it is installed or after the Chrome update, the extension is being disabled and labelled as 'corrupted, with the Repair not working and reinstalling also.. 

This is a workaround i found on the Chrome extension page which surfaced a few days ago...


Corruption bug appears to have a workaround. Posted by Anand Bhat:
For all those having issues with the latest version showing as corrupt, try these steps: 
1. Install extension.
2. Once it shows "This extension may have been corrupted", go back to the Chrome store and open up this extension's page (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/https-everywhere/gcbommkclmclpchllfjekcdonpmejbdp). 
3. The top of the page will have this text -- "This item has been disabled in Chrome. Enable this item". Click it.
4. Extension will get activated! 
The developers of this extension are aware of this and it is due to bug in Chrome. More details can be found at https://github.com/EFForg/https-everywhere/issues/5874#issuecomment-245493840
There should be a fix by the developers or on Chrome's site in the near future.

Enjoi this marvellous extension!