Software: Cockpit, notmuch, Jumble Password, Tableau and GNOME
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Cockpit 159
Cockpit is the modern Linux admin interface. We release regularly. Here are the release notes from version 159.
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notmuch release 0.26 now available
Version 0.26 of the notmuch email client/indexer is available with a long list of new features. "It's now possible to include the cleartext of encrypted e-mails in the notmuch index. This makes it possible to search your encrypted e-mails with the same ease as searching cleartext."
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Jumble Password – Create Unique IDs and Passwords on Linux
Jumble Password is an electron-based utility app that you can use to create unique password combinations using your date of birth and name. It uses a random number permutation algorithm called the Fisher-Yates Shuffle Algorithm to jumble up sequences.
A typical case scenario is if you want to create a password for a website project you’re working on. You can choose to enter random names or dates to get unique suggestions each time you hit the submit button.
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Tableau adds in-memory data engine Hyper to Tableau 10.5, launches Tableau Server for Linux
Tableau said its in-memory data engine, called Hyper, is generally available and will be included in Tableau 10.5. Hyper will be able to boost query speed by 5X and extract data and large data sets faster.
With the move, Tableau gets into the database game. Typically, Tableau is extracting data from multiple data sets and joining them together.
What Tableau is hoping to do is speed up time to insight and visualization. Tableau is also releasing Tableau Server on Linux and the ability to embed multiple visualizations in a single view with Viz in Tooltip.
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Tableau’s data visualization platform now supports Linux, promises faster operations
Tableau announced today that its new Hyper data engine is generally available to customers, providing a massive speed boost for existing processes through its business intelligence and analysis software.
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GXml 0.16.0 Released
GXml is a library for XML access and GObject serialization to XML, with a W3C DOM4 API implementation.
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Vala Warnings output Improvements
As for resent release of Vala 0.39.4, there are huge improvements if we talk about warnings output at Vala code and C code compilation level.
One of the argument against Vala, has been the number of warnings you get for a valid Vala code at C level compilation. As an example you can check warnings for GXml in March 2017 about 230, some were my fault but other at C level.
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