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 always using the “reply to all” when replying to emails, which seems to be a very well hidden secret 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.