Ratiometric flow cytometry plot
Posted: 2017-04-21 Filed under: academic | Tags: FACS, fcsalyzer, flow cytometry, fluo, fura red, ratiometric Leave a commentI decided to make a ratiometric flow cytoetry analysis in FCSalyzer, since the program is free, cross-platform and easy to use (also, I just like it a lot). Such feature, however, has not been implemented yet, but is in the to-do list of the developer, Dr. Sven Mostböck. As a workaround, I used two small programs from the same author: FCS2Data and Data2FCS. Read the rest of this entry »
Own domain
Posted: 2017-04-12 Filed under: misc | Tags: domain, slackalaxy Leave a commentSlackalaxy has its own domain!
Removing multilib
Posted: 2017-04-07 Filed under: system | Tags: compat, compat32, gcc, glibc, multilib, slackpkg Leave a commentI came to the point where I no longer needed a multilib system, at least on one of my computers. I rarely use Adobe Acrobat Reader, I have Skype running on my phone and, there’s of course ZeroUno’s package if I happen to need Skype on my computer. I decided to simply use slackpkg, to clean up the system and revert to the gcc-* and glibc-* packages from the original installation.
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Cleaning up with sed
Posted: 2017-03-31 Filed under: academic | Tags: clean, phylogenetic tree, phylogeny, SeaView, sed, TimeTree, txt Leave a commentI needed to clean up some plain text files from data and characters I did not want.
To be more precise, I have a phylogenetic tree, obtained from the TimeTree web-site. Species presented there are mainly birds, several reptiles and a fish. The tree has branches length information and node labels, which I wanted to remove.
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Disable snapping in Inkscape
Posted: 2017-02-11 Filed under: drawing, misc | Tags: %, inkscape, shift, snap 4 CommentsI really like Inkscape and use it a lot for designing publication quality figures, conference posters and even presentation components. However, a feature that sometimes can just get on my nerves is the object snapping.
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