Column to cell in a spreadsheet
Posted: 2023-04-30 Filed under: office | Tags: Cell values, excel, gene, row, sc-type, spreadsheet, transpose Leave a commentI have a list of gene names in a spreadsheet column hat I need to transform to a row. Using the transpose function does not do the job, because gene names should be in a single cell, comma separated. So, I searched a bit and found the TEXTJOIN function.
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Managing git
Posted: 2023-02-28 Filed under: system | Tags: git, github 3 CommentsI appreciate git’s power, but I still find it unnecessarily complicated. I am not going to whine or complain here about that. Instead, I decided to outline a few steps about setting up keys and some basic commands. I am using GitHub as an example.
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.xprofile settings
Posted: 2023-01-31 Filed under: desktop, system | Tags: .bashrc, lxdm, slim, xprofile Leave a commentBefore discovering Slim I usually just used lxdm, which is nice and feature rich. However, login managers like lxdm (and I hear this applies to GDM, LightDM, and more…) do not obey any settings I put in, for example, ~/.xinitrc. Therefore, ~/.xprofile seems to be the solution for such graphical login.
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CRUX ports added to portdb
Posted: 2022-12-30 Filed under: misc | Tags: CRUX, portdb, ports, repo Leave a commentMy collection of CRUX ports has been just added to the portdb section at CRUX’s web-site, as ppetrov. I also maintain Xfce 4.12 for CRUX 3.7, but decided that it will not be of much interest, so it’s not there. Anyway, both repos are available at GitHub.
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