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Using Linux since many years on my computers, I have collected a number of tips on installing, configuring, using, etc. Umask for GNOME, separate GNOME profiles, user sub-directories, the Copilot key.

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For my Loewe television set I've programmed a little Perl command line utility on Linux to nicely list its DR+ recordings. The built-in harddisk can be mounted on Linux to access the information. Alternatively recordings can be copied onto an external harddisk, which then can be connected to a computer to access these.

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Tcl - Tool Command Language. At work I'm using professional EDA software (chip development, etc.), which runs on Linux and often uses a Tcl-based command line. But also at home I'm experimenting with self-written software having a Tcl command line interface. Some years ago, as an aid for Tcl script programming …

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An overview of the many performances of the Paradise Jazzband from 1972 to mid-1992 in Dutch.
Een overzicht van de vele optredens van de Paradise Jazzband van 1972 t/m midden 1992.

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So far I have been using GNOME on Xorg on my computers, knowing that Wayland still has/had some shortcomings. Upon installing Linux on a new laptop, gnome-shell under Xorg is crashing and the currently only solution seems to be using Wayland. I have found several solutions to overcome the limitations I thought there still would be with Wayland.

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Old photos from the collection of my family. Showing various locations in the 20th century.

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Mid 1971 my father founded the Paradise Jazzband and has been leading it and playing the piano until mid 1992. Here's various information about the band in Dutch.
Midden 1971 heeft mijn vader de Paradise Jazzband opgericht en tot midden 1992 geleid en de piano gespeeld. Hier is verschillende informatie over de band.

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Old postcards found and bought at various flea markets or sent to/from my ancestors.

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Old postcards found and bought at various flea markets or sent to/from my ancestors.

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