Mais dit donc c'est sympa comme truc ça ! (Ou pas)

Tout un tas de projets sur des logiciels qui permette de voter des idées ou des projets.

Pratique, de plus le soft derrière est libre :)

Y a plus qu'a tester :)

Sous le coude, à creuser pour plus tard...

hum...

This feature is called Software Flow Control (XON/XOFF flow control)

When one end of the data link (in this case the terminal emulator) can't receive any more data (because the buffer is full or nearing full or the user sends C-s) it will send an "XOFF" to tell the sending end of the data link to pause until the "XON" signal is received.

What is happening under the hood is the "XOFF" is telling the TTY driver in the kernel to put the process that is sending data into a sleep state (like pausing a movie) until the TTY driver is sent an "XON" to tell the kernel to resume the process as if it were never stopped in the first place.

C-s enables terminal scroll lock. Which prevents your terminal from scrolling (By sending an "XOFF" signal to pause the output of the software).

C-q disables the scroll lock. Resuming terminal scrolling (By sending an "XON" signal to resume the output of the software).

This feature is legacy (back from the 80's when terminals were very slow and did not allow scrolling) and is enabled by default.

To disable this feature you need the following in either ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bashrc:

stty -ixon

Pour éviter de faire n'importer quoi vérifier via la commande suivante que l'on obtient bien chaque sous-site WP:

for site in $(wp site list | grep "http://" | awk '{print $2}'); do echo $site; done

Mettre à jour :

for site in $(wp site list | grep "http://" | awk '{print $2}');do wp option update thumbnail_size_w 300 --url=$site; wp option update thumbnail_size_h 300 --url=$site; done

Vérifier la mise à jour pour chaque sous-site:

for site in $(wp site list | grep "http://" | awk '{print $2}');do echo $site": w"$(wp option get thumbnail_size_w --url=$site)", h:"$( wp option get thumbnail_size_h --url=$site); done