There are 6 articles tagged as "ubuntu"

Changing Jenkins' home directory on Ubuntu

on August 04, 2011. in Development, Software. A 1 minute read.

I’ve started to play around with Jenkins yesterday and I kinda don’t like that it’s default home directory is /var/lib/jenkins so I changed it to /home/jenkins, so I’m throwing the steps needed out here for future reference.

Back

on May 21, 2009. in Blablabla, Free time. A 2 minute read.

It’s been a while since I last wrote something; didn’t have anything smart or interesting to say. Not that I do have this time. It’s 4AM and I can’t sleep. Can’t really find the inspiration for work and writing (if you can consider these scribblings as writing). Lots of ssss… stuff happened which had a great impact on my mood and my ability to do something useful. And I just didn’t felt like doing something about it. Until recently…

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pywst - setting up web projects quickly

on February 22, 2009. in Development, Programming, Software. A 2 minute read.

I wrote a Python script for automating the steps required to setup a web project environment on my local dev machine that runs on Ubuntu. Called it pywst: Python, Web, Svn, Trac. That’s the best I could do, sorry :P

Trac on Ubuntu

on January 27, 2009. in Development, Software. A 5 minute read.

Today I was messing around with Trac, installing it and doing some basic configuration. While my dev machine gets updated, I want to share my process of installing Trac.

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LAMP and SVN on Ubuntu 8.10

on November 24, 2008. in Development, Programming, Software. A 3 minute read.

This post is a rewrite of one of my older posts, Ubuntu as a dev machine, but this time I’ll explain also how to setup a basic SVN besides the LAMP.

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Ubuntu as a dev machine

on October 15, 2008. in Development, Software. A 2 minute read.

This post is more of a note to myself, ‘cause I keep forgetting all these Linux commands, and spend hours setting up stuff right…

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