I cannot believe I’m doing it: I’m downloading a Windows Virtual Machine (VM)
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Category: Software Libero
Software, Software Libero
Glowing bear
What an IRC client! Glowing bear – being an HTML5 app actually – brings in many many nifty features! Ok, it’s just a front-end to weechat but what a frontend!
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Ok, it’s time to feverishly stick standard like WebRTC, aka Firefox Hello! In fact it seems that Skype For Linux: Dead? Or Just Resting?
Software Libero, Web
How To Secure Nginx with Let’s Encrypt on Ubuntu 14.04 | DigitalOcean
Following https://letsencrypt.readthedocs.org/en/latest/using.html#installation you can obtain a nice SSL certificate for your own webservers; yet for those who likes NGinx like me this guide How To Secure Nginx with Let’s Encrypt on Ubuntu 14.04 | DigitalOcean is also useful In this tutorial, we will show you how to use Let’s Encrypt to obtain a free SSL…
Debian, Eiffel, Liberty Eiffel, Software Libero
castxml or gccxml?
Debian Package castxml is not available in Debian stable so it’s wiser to stick to gccxml until Liberty Eiffel bell is released.
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Software Libero
Now is HubZilla
So, according to Mike Macgirvin – mike@zothub.com that mighty project once known as Red or RedMatrix from the people who created Friendica is now called HubZilla. Now it’s the time to really check it out. Seriously. Installing it isn’t that simple, thought
Debian, GNU/Linux, Software Libero
Does Debian dislike AGPL?
Today I was going to compile dash cryptcoin from the sources. Debian ships Berkeley DB version 5.3 by default so the configure script of dash argued that it likes version 4.8 for portability reasons. Too bad that current Debian version don’t ship 4.8 anymore. What’s worse thought is that 4.8 and 5.x packages are mutually…
GNU/Linux, Software, Software Libero
pvbrowser: HMI and Scada for everyone
See pvbrowser – The Process Visualization Browser. HMI and Scada for every platform.: there are free-as-in-freedom projects to handle industrial automation!
DRM, Software Libero
Save WiFi – LibrePlanet
https://libreplanet.org/wiki/Save_WiFi According to this page Fcc of US of America are trying to cryptographically lock down each and every consumer radio device, including WiFi Bluetooth and the like. It is clearly a really bad new and I’m wondering whenever I could possibly act in any effective way, not being a citizen of US of America.