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[sololinuxes]

Instalar NetSurf en Linux - El navegador web ligero

Instalar NetSurf en Linux - El navegador web ligero y rápido, para los usuarios poco exigentes. NetSurf es un navegador web multiplataforma, diseñado para ser muy ligero y rápido. A diferencia de otros navegadores web modernos, NetSurf no tiene extensiones ni complementos que no sirven para nada. Escrito en ANSI C, es de los pocos navegadores actuales que no toma como referencia a Mozilla o Chromium, tiene su propio motor y realmente vale la pena probarlo. En el artículo de hoy, veremos como instalar NetSurf en las distribuciones Linux más utilizadas por los usuarios.

Instalar NetSurf en Linux  

Instalar NetSurf en Linux

La instalación del navegador web NetSurf, la realizamos desde nuestra terminal. Tan solo tienes que seguir las instrucciones que detallamos a continuación. Es muy fácil. NetSurf en Ubuntu y derivados sudo add-apt-repository universe sudo apt update sudo apt install netsurf NetSurf en Debian sudo apt install netsurf NetSurf en Arch Linux, Manjaro y derivados sudo pacman -S netsurf NetSurf en Fedora sudo dnf install netsurf NetSurf en Suse, Open Suse y derivados sudo zypper install netsurf Ya tienes instalado tu nuevo navegador, disfrútalo.   Canales de Telegram: Canal SoloLinux – Canal SoloWordpress Espero que este articulo te sea de utilidad, puedes ayudarnos a mantener el servidor con una donación (paypal), o también colaborar con el simple gesto de compartir nuestros artículos en tu sitio web, blog, foro o redes sociales.   Read the full article

[at-artemis]

Why we commit

I decided to wait until I had fixed a series of errors before I committed to version control because I wanted to be nice to the sysadmins and avoid committing a whole bunch of times. Then GNU Make decided to erase 2/3 of my header files. This assignment just got a little harder...

[at-artemis]

Oops

My lecturer this morning was talking about our upcoming assignment. He said that because this assignment was about networking and threading, they weren't going to judge the quality of our data structures and algorithms. He even recommended that people stick to easier-to-code map implementations unless they were 100% sure they knew what they were doing. Things like O(n) access time are okay because they're faster to code and they want us focussing on other areas. So I'm just sitting here looking at my hash tables, laughing manically.

[coding2014-blog]

Deadlines

This weekend I've totally spent on coding and studying. Last week I didn't achieve my optimal plan, so this time I have to double my efforts. This week's struggles: Real Time Systems (SCZR), Artifficial Inteligence (PSZT), Software Engineering (IOP), Symbolic Computation (JPS), Intellectual Property Law (PWI), the last test of 日本語 and the most important Engineering Thesis Report (PDI)!!!!!

This is my very single comment for this: DEADLINES

For Heuristic Algorithm's (ALHE) project presented 2 posts earlier we've got 47 out of 50, so check mate! About my other projects I'm in so called deep shit. Algorithm Analysis (AAL) drives me crazy - I'm so close to finish, but something's messed up. Symbolic Computation (JPS) not even started yet.

BTW I tossed Han Solo in SW character test.

Summary: 20hrs

[coding2014-blog]

Today's begun with IBM Rational Software at my university - JAVA modelling and JAVA coding. The last time in THAT laboratory with THAT language has left to go.

I have also presented the AAL project and I hope I'm close to finishing all studies' projects, because next 3 weeks are the Weeks Of Hell.

Later mastering upload files methodology, forms and learning some new tricks in models. All in django. But I mustn't code in django till holidays or I will fail all tests!

Summary: 6.5hrs

[coding2014-blog]

日本語を勉強しています。

Today no time for coding, whole day spent learning Japanese for tomorrows' 2 tests.

Summary: 1hr

Summary: 2hrs

[coding2014-blog]

It does not matter how slowly you go so long as you do not stop.

The first wip (work in progress) entry is sponsored by tumblr.'s quote of Confucius. I saw it in examples of templates when I was customizing this blog.

Tonight I was fixing a bug in my studies' project for Algorithm Analysis - AAL. It required rethinking the idea of strategy I took in most of project's parts. I've rewritten about 100 lines of code changing the idea twice, but both solutions occured to be failures. Final version is not much different from the very beginning, only model's changed.

I've spent about three days fixing it, today only 2hrs of rethinking and implementing. Today at work I was as slow as molasses in January and that's why I recalled Confucius.

+1hr explaining friend basics of forloops in ANSI C.

Summary: 3hrs

Edit: After fixing the problem I spent one more hour coding.

Summary: 4hrs