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        <title>Lingering thoughts of Lua</title>
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        <description>For approximately a year now, I have been using Awesome as my window manager. It&amp;rsquo;s great. A few months ago, I was using Luakit as my primary browser when Firefox got in frenzy of releasing new versions of their browser which demanded more and more memory from my computer which it didn&amp;rsquo;t have. But, what these two amazing pieces of software have in common? Lua.
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        <description>Last year there was a time when I was pretty much free to do whatever what I wanted to do. And in that time I did a lot of things for which I am happy that I did. One of the things I did at that time was testing different working environments. Before that I was using XFCE desktop environment. I still like it and have it installed on my pc.</description>
        
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