Angad Sharma articles - 40 total
Self hosted GitHub Actions using Raspberry Pi
We live in a time where anyone can write code. What matters is how efficiently you write and test it...
InstantWM: Animations in a Window Manager!
InstantWM is a window manager to InstantOS, which is an Arch-Linux based operating system that aims t...
Self Hosting to the Xtreme | Server on Mobile?!
How I got a server to run on Android without rooting it. Continue reading on DSC VIT Vellore »
I Got Tired of Being Un-Informed | Not Anymore
How I started reading more than 100 articles a week! Food for thought: How many times have you wishe...
My Mom Uses ArchLinux
It is almost impossible to install and operate Arch Linux without prior linux knowledge. So why does...
XMonad: Hackability, At a Cost
I started using Xmonad a month ago. Usually I live in a Window Manager for a week or so before writin...
Editor Almighty
How my search for the perfect text editor took me to SpaceVim What compels people to migrate from t...
Vim to the rescue: PDF Preview
Introduction Some time ago, I was writing my resume. People suggested writing it in LaTeX....
Vim to the rescue: Subduing the Shell
Introduction How many times have you ran a command on your terminal and copy pasted its ou...
Monsterwm: 700 lines of pure beast
Monsterwm is a dynamic tiling window manager forked from dminimalwm, which was inspired by dwm. It ha...
What is the stupidest thing you have done at work?
This one time, I pushed some code to my branch and later on I saw that I had pushed the .env branch w...
Medium Blogs on DEV
I was doing some digging and checking out varius RSS feeds and figured out that you can actually link...
Vim to the rescue: Attached Terminal
Introduction I was recently working on some C++ code using vim and had to switch to a term...
Ratpoison: Forget About Your Mouse
Ratpoison is an ambitious project that puts the GNU screen command as a first class citizen. This win...
Vim to the rescue: Sessions
Introduction One of the reasons that people go for IDEs is that the moment you open one, y...
CovidComm | A Twilio DEV Hack Project
Introduction COVID-19 is a stressful time for people, who tend to panic. In such a case, I...
Spectrwm: The Compact Window Manager
Spectrwm, is a small and minimalist tiling window manager. It is unlike manual WMs like bspwm and has...
Vim to the rescue: Multiple Cursors
I have faced loads of situations where there is a large block of text which needs a particular action...
Vim to the rescue: Human Readable Processes
The What Have you ever heard of the top command in linux. Yes, the one that lists out curr...
Vim to the rescue: Repetition Made Easy
The What A month ago I was working on a script for sending bulk emails to the participants...
Vim to the rescue: Tree to Markdown
The What Recently, I was working on my competitive-coding skills to land a job. But like a...
Vim to the rescue: Prologue
Productivity is measured not just in terms of how fast you can get a task done, but how efficientl...
Presentable DEV posts with Pandoc
I was preparing my resume due to the upcoming placement season (boy did that get ruined by the pandem...
Which Window Manager Are You Using?
I recently reviewed about 5 window managers. I wanna survey which window manager you guys are using....
Compositors in Linux
Compositors are a very important part of the aesthetics of any linux desktop environment. In this blo...
Bspwm: A Bare-Bones Window Manager
The linux philosophy promotes modular software. Linux itself is modular. This ensures plug and play a...
Awesome: A Versatile Window Manager
Awesome, or awesomewm, is a window manager which comes with a lot of features, right out of the box....
I3: The Improved Tiling Window Manager
One of the most popular tiling window managers out there, i3 is written from scratch. The developers...
Dwm: The Suckless Window Manager
Dwm stands for Dynamic Window Manager. It is a minimalist tiling window manager designed specifically...
What is suckless all about?
It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity. — Albert Einstei...