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End of job notification for an operation of the terminal

operation carried out in the long terminal leaves you free to do anything else but binds him to occasionally having to check the end of the job started.
A possible solution would be convenient that the same terminal signal the "fine job".
aid and notify the library of an alias for bash also allow this.
install the library:
$ sudo apt-get install libnotify-bin
add the alias in your configuration file . Bashrc :
$ pico ~ /. Bashrc
the following line represents the alias that warn us of the work is finished and the outcome thereof
alias alert = 'notify-send-i gnome-terminal "[$?] $ (history
now you have to relaunch. Bashrc in order to have the new alias alert
$ available. ~ /. Bashrc
and test the notification system with a lot of work
$ sleep5; alert

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background image that changes in Ubuntu

Create a folder (eg mybkg /) where to put the wallpaper images that you want to appear in sequence Ubuntu on the desktop.
Inside the folder you are going to build an XML file containing:

• starttime A section to indicate the start time;
• different section static each image to indicate different sections and
• transition to specify the transition from one image to another

mybkg /:
background.xml

1.jpg 2.jpg 3.jpg


The XML file could contain:
\u0026lt; Background>

\u0026lt;starttime>
\u0026lt;year> 2009 \u0026lt;/ year> \u0026lt;month> 08 \u0026lt;/ month> \u0026lt;day> 04 \u0026lt;/ day>
\u0026lt;hour> 00 \u0026lt;/ hour> \u0026lt;minute> 00 \u0026lt;/ minute> \u0026lt;second> 00 \u0026lt;/ second>
\u0026lt;/ starttime>

\u0026lt;static> \u0026lt;duration> 1795.0 \u0026lt;/ duration> \u0026lt;file> / home/user/backrogund/1.jpg \u0026lt;/ file> \u0026lt;/ static>
\u0026lt; transition>
\u0026lt;duration> 5.0 \u0026lt;/ duration> \u0026lt;from> / home/user/1.jpg \u0026lt;/ from> \u0026lt;to> / home/user/2.jpg \u0026lt;/ Message>
\u0026lt;/ transition> ;

\u0026lt;static> \u0026lt;duration> 1795.0 \u0026lt;/ duration> \u0026lt;file> / home/user/backrogund/2.jpg \u0026lt;/ file> \u0026lt;/ static>
\u0026lt;transition>
\u0026lt;duration> 5.0 \u0026lt;/ duration> \u0026lt;from> / home/user/2 . jpg \u0026lt;/ from> \u0026lt;to> / home/user/3.jpg \u0026lt;/ Message>
\u0026lt;/ transition>

\u0026lt;static> \u0026lt;duration> 1795.0 \u0026lt;/ duration> \u0026lt;file> / home/user/backrogund/3.jpg \u0026lt;/ file> \u0026lt;/ static>
\u0026lt;transition>
\u0026lt;duration> 5.0 \u0026lt;/ duration> \u0026lt;from> / home/user/3.jpg \u0026lt;/ from> \u0026lt;to> / home/user/1.jpg \u0026lt;/ to>
\u0026lt; ; / transition>

\u0026lt;/ backrgound>

Each section indicate the static image to display and show the amount of time (Section duration), each section transition will show a crossfade between the image departure and destination.

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A POWERFUL COMBINATION OF VITAMINS AND MINERALS ®

Vitamins and minerals are vital for a healthy lifestyle. They serve as coenzymes and cofactors required in almost all biochemical processes in the body. If you do not take the vitamins and minerals you need, your energy goes down and your health is affected (*).

Unfortunately our diet today contains a large amount of processed foods, refined and subjected to complex processing. And many of these articles have little or no amount of vitamins and minerals we need.
Food for air travel, fast food and microwave pre-cooked meals aggravate the problem.

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CTRL + ALT + DEL Mon Amour!

Programs, like people, not are perfect and every now and requiring a forced closure (kill) by the operator process (task manager).
A keyboard shortcut is always handy to be able to open the task manager, also under Ubuntu.
In memory of the glorious old days I decided to associate with the operator processes the configuration of CTRL + ALT + DEL although already associated with another function.

To set a global shortcut:
System > Preferences> Keyboard Shortcuts
press "Add " you will enter a "name" for this action and its
"command"
Name: Task Manager
Command: gnome-system-monitor



Finally click on "disabled" under the column "shortcut" you can set the key sequence you prefer.