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content/post/Gnome-application-theme.md

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+title = "Gnome Application Theme"
+date = 2022-08-28T13:42:37-04:00
+lastmod = 2022-08-28T13:42:37-04:00
+tags = [
+    "gtk",
+    "cusomisation"
+]
+categories = ["Linux"]
+imgs = []
+cover = ""  # image show on top
+readingTime = true  # show reading time after article date
+toc = true
+comments = false
+justify = false  # text-align: justify;
+single = false  # display as a single page, hide navigation on bottom, like as about page.
+license = ""  # CC License
+draft = false
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+
+GTK+ ≥ 3.12 allows you to theme specific applications, such as nevolution.
+<!--more-->
+
+You can use the <kbd>GTK_THEME=[theme-name]  [application]</kbd> command to run a specific application with a specific theme. For example, you can enter <kbd>GTK_THEME=Yaru-dark evolution</kbd> in the terminal to run the evolution of the Yaru dark theme.
+
+If you want to keep this theme permanently in a program,
+
+You should go to <kbd>/usr/share/applications</kbd> and find and copy the application's .desktop file, in this case mine was org.gnome.Evolution.desktop. Then paste it into <kbd>~/.local/share/applications</kbd> and open it with a text editor,
+
+Then after <kbd>=</kbd> add env <kbd>GTK_THEME=<theme-name></kbd> look for each line starting with <kbd>Exec=</kbd> and put a space after it so the rest of the line comes before it, eg: <kbd>Exec=env GTK_THEME= Yaru-Dark Evolution -c stream</kbd>
+
+All done 😄

content/post/cheatsheet-ranger.md

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+title = "Cheatsheet Ranger"
+date = 2022-08-28T19:16:08-04:00
+lastmod = 2022-08-28T19:16:08-04:00
+tags = ["ranger","cheatsheet"]
+categories = ["Linux"]
+imgs = []
+cover = ""  # image show on top
+readingTime = true  # show reading time after article date
+toc = true
+comments = false
+justify = false  # text-align: justify;
+single = false  # display as a single page, hide navigation on bottom, like as about page.
+license = ""  # CC License
+draft = true
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+

content/post/cheatsheet-tmux.md

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+title = "Cheatsheet Tmux"
+date = 2022-08-28T19:15:25-04:00
+lastmod = 2022-08-28T19:15:25-04:00
+tags = ["cheatsheet","tmux"]
+categories = ["Linux"]
+imgs = []
+cover = ""  # image show on top
+readingTime = true  # show reading time after article date
+toc = true
+comments = false
+justify = false  # text-align: justify;
+single = false  # display as a single page, hide navigation on bottom, like as about page.
+license = ""  # CC License
+draft = false
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+
+Tmux is a terminal multiplexer. It lets you switch easily between several programs in one terminal, detach them (they keep running in the background) and reattach them to a different terminal.
+
+<!--more-->
+
+|||
+|---|---|
+| Create window | <kbd>Ctrl + b</kbd> <kbd>c</kbd> |
+| Switch window by number| <kbd>Ctrl + b</kbd> <kbd>0</kbd>...<kbd>9</kbd> |
+| Previous window | <kbd>Ctrl + b</kbd> <kbd>p</kbd> |
+| Next window | <kbd>Ctrl + b</kbd> <kbd>n</kbd> |
+| Split pane with vertical layout | <kbd>Ctrl + b</kbd> <kbd>"</kbd> |
+| Split pane with horizontal layout | <kbd>Ctrl + b</kbd> <kbd>{</kbd> |
+| Switch pane | <kbd>Ctrl + b</kbd> <kbd>⬆️</kbd><kbd>⬇️</kbd><kbd>➡️</kbd><kbd>⬅️</kbd> |
+
+
+#### Acknowledgement : 
+- https://github.com/tmux/tmux/wiki

content/post/cheatsheet-vi.md

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+title = "Cheatsheet Vi"
+date = 2022-08-28T19:15:33-04:00
+lastmod = 2022-08-28T19:15:33-04:00
+tags = ["cheatsheet","vi","vim"]
+categories = ["Linux"]
+imgs = []
+cover = ""  # image show on top
+readingTime = true  # show reading time after article date
+toc = true
+comments = false
+justify = false  # text-align: justify;
+single = false  # display as a single page, hide navigation on bottom, like as about page.
+license = ""  # CC License
+draft = true
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+