Leftovers: Software
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CherryTree 0.33 Notes Released: What’s New, Overview & Ubuntu Installation
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shush: Deserves a better attempt than mine
It’s always the simple things that reach out and grab me. Here’s shush, which I almost skipped over because ideally, it needs some sort of local e-mail subsystem to do its job correctly.
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sic: Thusly was it written
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Network Protocol Analyzer Wireshark 1.10.7 Officially Released
Wireshark, one of the better network protocol analyzers offering users the means to capture and interactively browse the traffic running on a computer network, is now at version 1.10.5.
The current version of Wireshark, 1.10.7, supersedes all previous releases, including all builds of Ethereal, and is now the latest stable build. It comes packed with numerous changes and features updates for various protocols.
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sh-todo: A simplistic to-do manager
Setting it up is no big trick: Move the todo, todone and todone-archive files out of the git clone folder and somewhere in your $PATH. Copy sh-todo to $HOME/.sh-todo, edit it to give it a path for your lists (the default is a Dropbox folder), and from there it’s very quick to learn.
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shell.fm: I can give you no guidance
Unfortunately, this is all I have to show for shell.fm, which allows a console interface to Last.fm.
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Clementine 1.2.3 Is One of the Best Music Players for Linux
Clementine 1.2.3, a multiplatform music player inspired by Amarok 1.4, focusing on a fast and easy-to-use interface for searching and playing your music, has been released and is now available for download.
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Google Web Designer made available for Linux
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Google Web Designer Is Now Natively Available On Linux
Last year Google unveiled the Google Web Designer as a program to put out clean, human-readable HTML5 code and this WYSIWYG editor can take advantage of the full realm of new HTML5 and JavaScript possibilities. That tool for web developers is now finally available to Linux users.
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Google Web Designer Available For Linux
Google Web Designer is a program for creating interactive HTML5 websites and ads for any device. Using it, you can create content using drawing tools, text, 3D objects, add animations and Google Fonts directly from the Google Web Designer interface and more. The tool "outputs clean human-readable HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript".
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Opera for Linux Is Still a No-Show
The fans of the Opera Internet browser have long given up the hope of seeing their favorite software get a Linux version. There are still a few stranglers that still hang on to the old version, but there is no indication that anything will happen on the Linux front.
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