Copr repository for neuroscience related packages
I now maintain a COPR repository where I host neuroscience related packages that Fedora users can use. These packages will be submitted for review to Fedora when I have time in the future.
CNS 2015 - Workshops
I recently attended the conference for computational neuroscience (CNS 2015) in Prague. This post is a summary of the event. These have not been proofread at all. They're just what I noted during the conference.
CNS 2015 Day 2 and 3
I recently attended the conference for computational neuroscience (CNS 2015) in Prague. This post is a summary of the event. These have not been proofread at all. They're just what I noted during the conference.
CNS 2015 - Day 1
I recently attended the conference for computational neuroscience (CNS 2015) in Prague. This post is a summary of the first day event. These have not been proofread at all. They're just what I noted during the conference.
CNS 2015 - Day 0
I recently attended the conference for computational neuroscience (CNS 2015) in Prague. This post is a summary of the event. These have not been proofread at all. They're just what I noted during the conference.
Fedora 22 - Gnome - do not disturb - is now an extension
There is now a do not disturb extension for Gnome Shell that sets the session status to "busy".
Scripting in Scribus
I was looking at automating the creation of some documents and spent sometime discovering how one can use the scripting feature in Scribus. This post summarises some of what I found.
F-I curves for the AdEx neuron model - tonic spiking without adaptation
I'm looking into the AdEx neuron model right now and this post has some information on how the model's tonic spiking behaviour varies with different input currents and reset voltages.
pdfpc - now in the Fedora repositories
pdfpc is now available in the Fedora repositories and can be installed using DNF.
Fedora 22 - workstation - Gnome - Do not disturb
The Gnome 3.16 UI redesign redid the notification area and the "Busy" switch was lost in the process. This post documents a command line way of doing it, as noted on the Fedora workstation mailing list.