today's leftovers
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One Port to Rule Them All!
I also mentioned that it was inconvenient to use port 443 for SSH, because it meant I couldn't host secure Web sites on that server. Fred graciously pointed me to sslh, which is an awesome little program that multiplexes (or maybe de-multiplexes?) network traffic based on the type of traffic it sees. In simple terms, it means that sslh will listen for incoming connections on a port like 443, and if it's a request for a Web page, it will send the request to Apache. If it's an SSH request, it sends it to the SSH dæmon. It also has support for OpenVPN traffic, XMPP traffic and tinc.
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Poll Highlights Container Security Concerns
The survey, commissioned by Red Hat and conducted by TechValidate, assessed enterprise adoption plans for application containers. The survey sought responses from more than 383 global IT decision makers and professionals from April 28 to May 5. The organizations polled ranged from Fortune 500 companies to state and local governments.
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Freedreno Driver Continues Working For Open-Source Qualcomm Driver Independence
Rob Clark has shared a new blog post today about "happy (gpu) independence day" with his work on the open-source Freedreno driver for freeing Qualcomm Linux users of the Adreno binary blob.
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Rendera 0.1.7 (Open-Source Painting And Photo-Retouching Software) Has Been Released
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Qucs 0.0.19 (Open-Source Circuit Similator) Has Been Released
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What's your preferred text editor?
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Torque 3D 3.7 Brings Linux & OpenGL Improvements
Torque 3D 3.7 was released last week as the new version of this advanced game engine that's been open-source for the past three years.
Torque 3D 3.7 offers large improvements for Linux and OpenGL rendering support. The Linux client support for this game engine should now be in place in full while some bugs are still being worked out.
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Systemd-kcm 1.2.0 released
Systemd-kcm 1.2.0 was released four days ago. Systemd-kcm is a KDE control module for graphically managing systemd and related services such as logind.
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LliureX 15.05 Screencast and Screenshots
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It's Been Five Months Since I Left Ubuntu For Fedora On My Main Workstation
On my Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon I've been running Fedora 21 for the past five months to great success. While I was using Ubuntu Linux on my "most main system" (and various Linux distributions on the dozens of other systems at Phoronix and in the test lab), prior to that I was a Fedora user back in the early days of Fedora (Core).
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This Is the Desktop of the Debian Project Leader, Neil McGovern
Neil McGovern is the new Debian project leader, and he already made some contributions and opened up some important discussions within the project from his new position. He also revealed what he's using on a daily basis.
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Intel Compute Stick with Windows 8.1, Linux options now on Flipkart for Rs 9,999
Intel has launched a Compute Stick in India. While the Intel stick will be available on Flipkart, iBall had also partnered with Intel to release its own stick-computer. Intel’s Compute stick will enable a user to transform a basic HDMI Tv or monitor into a fully functioning entry level computer.
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Cheaper Intel Compute Stick with Ubuntu Linux preinstalled coming this week
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Tizen DevLab to be held at the Tizen Developer Summit, 31 July 2015 Bengaluru, India
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