Leftovers: Software
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Best Open Source Tools Perfect for Linux Administrators
Though there are a number of other open source tools which are great for Linux administrators, the above five Linux open source tools are indomitable.
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FFmpeg's Player to Get Features Inspired from the MPV Media Player
FFmpeg's Ganesh Ajjanagadde has announced that the next release of the open-source and cross-platform FFmpeg multimedia framework will include an improved FFplay media player component.
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SMPlayer 15.9 (Stable) Released With mpv Support, More
SMPlayer, a Qt front-end for mplayer, has reached version 15.9.0 recently, this being the first stable version to support mpv. There are various other new features as well, like support for 3D stereo filter, MPRIS v2 support, a new default theme and more.
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Pragha Music Player Review - A Good Reason to Change Your Default Player
The Pragha is a less known application for playing music, but it's the kind of app that makes you wonder why it's not a lot more frequently used and famous. It's simple, good, and does exactly what it says on the cover. Who doesn't want that?
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Calamares: A distribution-independent system installer
Calamares is a new system installation framework designed to be easily customized and used as the installation program for any Linux distribution.
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tunir 0.8 is out
Last week I have released tunir 0.8. In this release I have fixed few bugs related to better logging. But most of the work was wnet on vagrant support. We now support both Virtualbox, and libvirt based vagrant images. There is a new key in the job.json file called provider, if you give the value virtualbox, then tunir will use vagrant along with Virtualbox, otherwise it will try to use vagrant-libvirt provider (which is default for our usage). There is separate page in the docs which explains the configurations.
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Foxit PDF Reader Sees New Linux Release
Foxit Reader is a popular free to use (but proprietary) PDF viewer available for Linux, Windows and Mac OS X. Compared to the Windows version, Foxit PDF Reader for Linux lacks some features - most importantly, the ability to create PDF files, but the app still has quite a few useful features.
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