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<![endif] Arabesque Search Skip to primary content Home About Linux Crypto NCAC Unidex Unix as IDE Vim Koans #access #branding ← Previous Next → #nav-single Posted on March 30, 2013 by Tom Ryder .entry-meta .entry-header The recently released tmux 1.8 includes a new feature, zoomed panes , that allows temporarily expanding a pane to the full size of the tmux window to see more of its contents. In the man page for tmux(1) , the feature is described as follows, under the details for the resize-pane command: With -Z, the active pane is toggled between zoomed (occupying the whole of the window) and unzoomed (its normal position in the layout). This command is bound to <prefix> z by default; for most users, this will be Ctrl-a z . The effect can be observed by pressing this key sequence in any window with at least two panes, to toggle the zoomed s...

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<![endif] Arabesque Search Skip to primary content Home About Linux Crypto NCAC Unidex Unix as IDE Vim Koans #access #branding ← Previous Next → #nav-single Posted on May 18, 2012 by Tom Ryder .entry-meta .entry-header When you’re searching a set of version-controlled files for a string with grep , particularly if it’s a recursive search, it can get very annoying to be presented with swathes of results from the internals of the hidden version control directories like .svn or .git , or include metadata you’re unlikely to have wanted in files like .gitmodules . GNU grep uses an environment variable named GREP_OPTIONS to define a set of options that are always applied to every call to grep . This comes in handy when exported in your .bashrc file to set a “standard” grep environment for your interactive shell. Here’s an example of a definition of G...