I hoped that eSATA interface allows to attach and detach HDDs to Linux on the fly, and the system would notice the changes automatically. The reality was quote apposite, the system hung during experiments. Finally, after scanning internet knowledge, and trying to get commands like atacontrol or scsiadd working, I found the command for manual swap.
To display unicode (utf8) files in vim in windows, the following commands should be added to %PROGRAMS%\Vim\_vimrc:
After reading Paul Isambert’s article “Three things you can do with LuaTeX that would be extremely painful otherwise ” I finally decided to check LuaTeX. Unfortunately, the code from the article does not work under old LuaTeX from TeX Live 2009 (and probably from TeX Live 2010 too). I downloaded a binary from the site, tried to run it and got an expected error:
This is LuaTeX, Version beta-0.40.6-2009100220 (TeX Live 2009) (Fatal format file error; I'm stymied)
I’m not sure that a typesetting system exists, which could break within a table row. I managed to do it (in the first approximation) in LaTeX: source code, PDF, some explanations.
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