http://www.ganglion.me/ 2012-02-22T23:24:16-06:00 http://www.ganglion.me/ http://www.ganglion.me/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2012-02-17T05:10:22-06:00 andy http://www.ganglion.me/buddycloud:debian_webclient?rev=1329477022&do=diff The build system How to build the web client from the git sources. You need node and npm installed first. These are the scripts which need to be run (commented lines removed): configure: git submodule update --init # pulls in any foreign repositories that are included in the source. npm install . # installs the nodejs dependencies using npm, which reads deps from package.json. This installs the following components: text/html 2012-02-13T22:04:08-06:00 andy http://www.ganglion.me/blog:bash_function_to_notify_when_a_command_finishes?rev=1329192248&do=diff I've just written a short bash function which notifies you when a command has finished running, using libnotify and notify-send (on ubuntu, make sure the package 'libnotify-bin' is installed). Just copy the text below into one of your bash startup files. (E.g. ~/.bashrc, or /etc/bash.bashrc) text/html 2012-02-10T07:25:39-06:00 andy http://www.ganglion.me/synpad?rev=1328880339&do=diff [The synpad.]The SynPad is a position sensitive midi drum pad that you can build yourself using simple materials and tools for around 50 UK pounds (depending on what materials you already have, and how many pads you want to make.) The idea was to produce a pad which can detect where on the pad you have hit it as well as how hard, so that the synth it is driving can modulate the sound continuously according to the x and y coordinates of the strike.