My name is Aaron Hsu, and I'm a computer scientist. I'm changing the way people look at computing and programming languages, what they can do with them, and how they do it.
Using git on the command line is a pretty slick experience. Besides being obscenely powerful, there are a lot of built in niceties. However, there is one feature in the desktop version of Github that absolutely makes my day. I'm not particularly disciplined in the way I write code. That
RHEL 7.2 includes a new Gnome 3.14 and incorporates some improvements from Gnome 3.16. This makes me very happy. The classic problem I have with RHEL is that it is a great development platform, with a stable interface and a good set of tools enabling very nice
Some of you may know that I greatly enjoy using the Motif toolkit, as a stable, reliable, and comprehensive solution for GUI programs. I've always wanted to have a desktop environment like CDE that used the Motif toolkit instead of being based on GTK (XFCE) or Qt (KDE)