Tullio Facchinetti

I finally removed all the Javascript from this site

According with my love for minimalism and uncluttered solutions, I finally managed to reorganize this website to remove all the Javascript-based parts and plugins.

This website is generated using the well-known static website generator Hugo.

Terminal-friendly tmux cheatsheet

I typically use tmux when working on remote servers, but sometimes I don’t remember keybindings or commands for some functions that I rarely use.

Since I find the tmux help/manpage rather confused, I usually revert to this cheatsheet, which is very well organized. However, I’d want to avoid to rely on a webpage for documentation that I would better checkout in the terminal, maybe using grep.

Reply-to-all: this is the way

This article originates from the need to explain the importance of using the “reply to all” when replying to emails, which seems to be one of the most hidden secrets of a good and effective group email communication.

xterm-kitty: unknown terminal type

[CREDIT: This is mostly a re-post from an article of Lars O. Overskeid to keep the information handy]

Like in the original post, I’m also using kitty as my terminal emulator. There are some really cool features in this terminal emulator.

Using rsync to update a remote Hugo website

After having moved to Hugo for my personal website, I found that the usual way of using rsync to update the copy of the website on the remote server does not work efficiently. In particular, everytime I rebuild the local copy of the site with Hugo, and I run the command to synchronize the remote copy, all the local files are uploaded to the server.