Leftovers: Software
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KKEdit 0.2.11 Brings Interesting New Features
As you may know, KKEdit is a text editor combining Mac’s BBEdit, Gedit and Leafpad. While it has interesting features like: jump to function declaration, search and replace via regular expressions, options for saving and restoring sessions, support for multiple bookmarks and source code highlighting, it is not an IDE.
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Texmaker updated latest upstream version
Pascal Brachet released version 4.5 of Texmaker and I have now updated the Fedora package (for F22 and F23) to this latest version.
A new feature that is available in this new release is the ability to count the number of words in the open PDF and in the current page (using internal viewer).
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Kodi 16 Alpha 4 (Ex XBMC) Has Been Released
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Deluge 1.3.12 (BitTorrent Client) Brings Fixes And Changes
As you may know, Deluge is an open-source, multi-platform, multi-interface (GTK+, web and command-line) BitTorrent client based on libtorrent-rasterbar. The Deluge daemon can run on headless machines with the user-interfaces being able to connect remotely.
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RcppArmadillo 0.6.200.2.0
Yet another monthly upstream Armadillo update gets us the first changes to the new the 6.* series. This was preceded by two uploads of test released to GitHub-only. These two were tested both against all reverse-dependencies as usual. A matching upload to Debian will follow shortly.
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Veeam's virtual virtuosity gets more customers by the balls
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Veeam's latest tool to help ensure the availability of Linux servers
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Veeam Software sees amazing opportunities in Saudi market
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Veeam's latest tool to help ensure the availability of Linux servers
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