Kirin Lin

That makes my left hand has easier life…

I choose this:

sudo vi /etc/default/keyboard

then change

XKBOPTIONS="ctrl:nocaps"

referrer links:

• The Flat Trantor Society: Where should the control key be?
  http://the-flat-trantor-society.blogspot.tw/2013/12/where-should-control-key-be.html
• keyboard – How do I turn Caps Lock into an extra Control key? – Ask Ubuntu
  http://askubuntu.com/questions/462021/how-do-i-turn-caps-lock-into-an-extra-control-key

Since the blog channel is gone and my ranking is not in top 10 anymore…

So, you will see a lot posts shared under “trs” category. The personal posts are still under “LinkedIn” category, but not synced to my LinkedIn.

The main workstation is MBPr and the desktop is RHEL 7.2. The need is exchanging files with USB flash disk or ISO files. The MBPr can format USB disk to exFAT and ISO with HFSplus. If I want to let RHEL 7 support these two file systems, I need to install following packages manually:

• exfat-utils
• fuse-exfat
• kmod-hfs
• kmod-hfsplus

Lenovo ThinkCentre M91p is my dual monitor workstation in the office. It came with Windows 7 Pro when I got it years ago. Due to some sicking of dealing with stupid tools reason, I decided switch to RHEL 7.2 which more support than Ubuntu/Debian by our community.

My ThinkPad T420 still has Ubuntu 14.04 installed and works well.

This is not too much different when mainly using terminal from those linux distributions to connect to testing environment.