operatingsystem:unix-like

CLion started 2018.3 EAP by adding initial remote dev support
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CLion started 2018.3 Early Access Program with one of the most awaited feature request – remote development support

Stay local, let your IDE do remote work for you! by Anastasia Kazakova

From the article:

We’ve started with a particular set-up, though we do plan to cover and come to up with more cases in the future. So we are calling the current support state – initial: Local client machine: Unix-like (macOS, Linux) Remote host: Linux Sources location: originally on the local host, CLion will synchronize to the remote machine for you Project model: only CMake projects rsync is required to be installed on a remote host

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Why Developers Should NOT Use MacBook Pro
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About ten years ago there was an article claiming that “Every Developer should have a MacBook Pro”, which listed a bunch of reasons, for example:Better hardware/OS design. MacBook Pro has the most usable touch pad which can completely replace your mouse. Some OS features are focusing on convenience as well, such as the spotlight.Unix-like. the convenient, native terminal makes it possible to use almost every piece of software from Unix/Linux.Amazing software ecosystem. Apps for OSX are usually designed better, much more convenient than apps on Windows, especially the apps for designers. App Store also makes software purchase much easier.Yes these reasons are all true, even today. I would still be swiping happily on my touch pad, using spotlight to find my apps, making diagrams with (...)

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Speeding up the Build of C and C++ Projects
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Many programmers know firsthand that C and C++ program builds very long. Someone solves this problem by sword-fighting at build time, someone is going to the kitchen to “grab some coffee”. This article is for those who are tired of this, and who decided it is time to do something about it.

Speeding up the Build of C and C++ Projects by Phillip Khandeliants

From the article:

If your operating system uses ELF format object files (Unix-like systems), you can replace the GNU ld linker with GNU gold. GNU gold comes with binutils starting from the version 2.19, and is activated by the flag -fuse-ld=gold. In CMake it can be activated, for example, by the following code.

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2 awesome open source apps to share your terminal over the web – nixCraft
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ant to share your terminal over the web for demo, learning or collaboration purpose? Try these two applications to share your terminal as a web application.

Please note that accepting input from remote clients is dangerous for most commands. When you need interaction with the TTY for some reasons, consider starting following tools with tmux or GNU Screen and run your command on it. Use following tools with trusted parties or inside VM. Let us see how to install and use gotty and ttyd on a Unix-like system.

kpcli | Free software downloads at SourceForge.net
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#keepass Command Line Interface (CLI) / interactive #shell. Use this program to access and manage your KeePass 1.x or 2.x databases from a Unix-like command line.

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