Powerline on Archlinux I recently switched from GNU Screen to Tmux. While reviewing random tmux.confs on Github I stumbled onto the screenshot below of tmux & powerline. Powerline is a statusline plugin for vim, and provides statuslines and prompts for several other applications, including zsh, bash, tmux, IPython, Awesome and Qtile. https://github.com/gpakosz/.tmux An AUR package available for Powerline. However for this document I am going to detail the standard installation.

Found a great script for removing ghosted (hidden) NICS on Frank Peter’s blog. Using the Microsoft devcon.exe tool the script compares the output of find and findall. If the matching device count is not equal the additional device is removed. find - Find devices that match the specific hardware or instance ID. findall - Find devices including those that are not present. The Device Console Utilitu (DevCon) is available from support.

Restart Terminal Services Without Rebooting Microsoft Windows 2003 and lower does not allow you start or stop the Terminal Services service. However if you can’t schedule a server reboot there is an alternative. Download the Sysinternals tool Process Explorer Using Process Explorer locate the svchost.exe -k termsvcs process. There will be a number of running svchost.exe processes. Hover your mouse over them to identify the correct one. Once you find it, right click and kill it.