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    <title>URXVT - Terminal for Geeks</title>
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    <description><![CDATA[What&rsquo;s URxvt? As a linux user, I spend most of my time in terminal emulators. There are alot of emulators available today but none can beat rxvt-unicode.
The biggest problem most new linux users face is how to configure it. Today I&rsquo;ll explain how you can use it to your needs.
Most distributions package it with less features enabled. I always compile it from source. So let&rsquo;s start and in the end you&rsquo;ll end up with a perfect terminal emulator.]]></description>
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