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Keylay
- I use
Keylay
to remap the keyboard in Windows. I set the two alt-keys (those closest to the spacebar) to be shift, so I do not have to strike them with my little fingers which tire easily.
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Unison
- I use
Unison
intensively to synchronise my research data between machines, and for other backup-related tasks.
- Document processing and window managers.
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I use LaTeX with VIM. Long ago I used Emacs, but a friend showed me VIM and I discovered I liked it.
In fact, I prefer the command line. I used Ratpoison, then Ion2 (for its tabs), switched KDE found it too bloated, so used Fluxbox.
Hardware and KDE have improved much, so I'm now back with KDE.
- TV (programmes)
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Discovery channel, UKTV and similar channels, are wonderful. There's generally something of acceptable quality on one of them, and the outstanding is not infrequent. I read all day for my profession, thanks to this wonderful modern development, I can switch on the telly for a change and get something worthwhile and interesting. It makes such a difference.