I am currently using Ubuntu 16.04. There is something in Xubuntu that I love, and it's an option to minimize an open application as an icon on the desktop.    When I was a Windows user I used a program that minimized programs as thumbnail on the desktop. This option is very useful when you have lots of programs open. I was wondering if there's any option to bring this feature to Unity?
On Irix's  4Dwm, there was an ability to minimise windows into a box (contrary to the task bar used by modern window managers). I have seen this also on an old HPUX.  See the "console" square in the linked image:    Is it possible to accomplish on Ubuntu, either with a plugin or maybe some  window manager other than Unity?
how to read xml file from url using php I have notifications in the OSX Notification Center, as for most of my apps I am using the setting, "Show in Notification Centre: 10 Recent Items" This is a good setting but rather than have a very full Notification Center, I would still like to clear it from time to time with 1 click.  I am using Yosemite 10.10.3 Which manga chapters correspond to the 2nd season (or "Season 3" on Netflix) of the anime, "Revival of the Commandments"? Don't know what could it be but my daughter keeps on crying every night. She's sleeping and suddenly she starts crying. Hungry ? (She drinks her last bottle of milk around 8pm.) Maybe teething? (every night, don't think so) Miss being in mommy's and daddy's bed? (she cries even if she's in our bed) I'm out of ideas, and we are kind of exhausted! Any ideas what might be the reason for her to cry every night? removing event listener What is $\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac{n}{2^{\sqrt{n}}}$? The  from Goblin Punch states the following:     Hungry Coffin   HD 6 AC 14 Slam 2d6 or 2d8 Swallow 1d6 + swallow   Fly 9 Int 5 Morale 12   It says the Hungry Coffin has "HD 6". This doesn't help me at all, because I still don't know what its average HP is, or how to roll its HP. How do I figure this out? Thanks! How do I find playtesters? Obviously the first tester group would be your own group. But beyond that? It would seem to make sense to have at least more than one group test out your game, as different groups want different things and play differently. Fresh eyes find different bugs, etc. etc.  Are there resources out there to help aspiring game designers without a lot of contacts find people willing and eager to test out their game?  Or is this in essence a "" issue?  To clarify my own situation:  I have the mechanics finished. The setting is still under development, but in accordance with the motto "fail faster" I want to go ahead and test the mechanics (in a different setting for now) to see if they work and are fun or if I need to go back to the drawing board. I have a sort-of group, but I don't know them very well and they don't meet often, and so I'm not excited about the prospect of presenting the mechanics to them right now (as I'm sure there are a dozen issues I've overlooked). Also, I'd like to test the game (including the setting, later) on more than one group, as mentioned above. I've put out some feelers among my current friends and acquaintances, but nobody's really been excited about playtesting or even really giving in-depth feedback, and I don't want to be that person who's always shoving their project in your face. I'm willing to run something online as well. I'm also interested in having others run a game without me present, and giving me their feedback.  Also, I'm looking for something of a guide-type answer that might help someone besides just me. proof relating to limit definition of e I'm studying the book A Primer for the Mathematics of FinancialEngineering, along with it's solution guide. I've ran into trouble with the solution to question 7 in chapter 1.    The problem is:  Show that $(1+\frac{1}{x})^x &lt; e &lt; (1+\frac{1}{x})^{x+1}$ .   Specifically, I'm having trouble with one step in the solution.    It says that  $$x\ln\left(1+\frac{1}{x}\right)&lt;1&lt;(x+1)\ln\left(1+\frac{1}{x}\right)$$  can be written as   $$\frac{1}{x+1} &lt;\ln\left(1+\frac{1}{x}\right)&lt;\frac{1}{x}, \forall \ge 1.$$  How can the first equality (or is it inequality?) be written as the second? I would really love to play wizard/warlock multiclass with low charisma (just 13 for mutliclass). The handbook says that I can use Pact Magic slots to cast wizard spells, but doesn't specify which ability I use for spellcasting.     Pact Magic.   If you have both the Spellcasting class feature and the Pact Magic class feature from the warlock class, you can use the spell slots you gain from the Pact Magic feature to cast spells you know or have prepared from classes with the Spellcasting class feature, and [vice versa].   When I cast wizard spells using Pact Magic slots (or warlock spells using wizard's "Spellcasting" slots) do I use spellcasting ability of the slot, or do I get to choose? Passing a varible from jQuery to PHP LM317 Heat sink, how big? Tourist to F1 change of status within 60 days I have a PhD place at a US university starting Aug 21 but want to visit a different university for casual research for 6 weeks from July 1. This is longer than the 30 day grace period for the F1. Can I arrive on the visa waiver program or tourist visa in July and then just stay on for the PhD? I guess I might need to change status. Will this work?  Please don’t suggest exiting and reentering, that’s too expensive.  (British masters student in UK) Apply display settings to all user accounts? Is it correct to say "I kindly request you to..."? What happens when a field turns on or off? Short Setup  I am curious about the the mechanics of fields, whether , , etc.  So as a specific example in order to simplify (hopefully) how to ask this question, consider  or , specifically interactions between .  My specific curiosity is in how we handle the "sudden" creation or loss of a source and how the source then creates its associated field.  My naive guess is that the loss of a source (e.g., annihilation) might be easier to handle, but let's focus on creation of a source for now.  Questions  The specific example of pair production interested me because I was wondering:   How does the field arise from the sources?   Meaning, is it delayed until after the source  fully "condenses" from the , for instance? Or does the field slowly "turn on" as the source "condenses"?   Perhaps I should have asked whether it we know if it takes time for sources to form (I assume it does).  If so, can we describe this from first principles or is it empirically based?  Am I asking that in a very uncomfortable manner?  If so, I would appreciate any suggestions.  For instance, is there a better word than "condense"?  I was thinking about water condensation as a very loose analogy to the purpose of the Higgs field in the formation of massive objects.  Why can they be produced without immediately recombining?   That is, how "close" are the two sources spatially after formation and what energies are needed to overcome the associated potential?  Does the field emanate/propagate as if from a point source?   I ask because I am trying to determine whether this is a simple  issue (i.e., far away it's just like a point source) or if the field emanates only from the "surface" of the source (e.g., ). If it starts from "within" the source as the source forms, do we know how to handle this mathematically?   My concern arises from the "similar" problem of bubble formation, where the bubble starts with zero radius which would require an infinite energy.  Perhaps the analogy is not appropriate?     Purpose  I ask these questions because it struck me this morning, while driving to work, that I did not know how and when a field "turned on."  I started to think about pair production and then quickly became confused (not difficult to do) and thought many of the quantum whisperers on this site would be much better at explaining these nuances than any of my failed rummaging through Wikipedia or scholarly articles and old text books. My question is pretty simple.  Since $n! \gt n!!$, it's clear by the comparison test that $\sum_{n=0}^\infty \frac {1}{n!!}$ converges.      But what value does the sum converge to? How does one go about determining its value (if possible)? AJAX select returns 'illegal choice detected' Create a settings form for a module in Drupal 8 - when a user selects a View from a list, the drop down under it should populate with the displays in that view.  While the form updates the option list for the user, it also throws an error message on the screen "Illegal choice has been detected".  Here is the code (it doesn't paste very well):    getViewDisplays is the ajax callback that is populating the options.  Some people who have posted about this around the internet say to set #validated on the select field to TRUE, though, that doesn't necessarily feel right. I still want to validate the submission to do some checks. How to render as only wireframe in Cycles? File being used by another process after using File.Create()