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Varnish Software's Hitch
Making life easier for the 2.2 million Web sites that deploy the Varnish Cache HTTP engine is the point of Hitch from Varnish Software. The recently updated Hitch is a scalable, open-source network proxy designed to handle tens of thousands of connections on multicore machines efficiently. Maker Varnish describes Hitch's benefits as easy to configure, a low memory footprint and the ideal way of terminating client-side SSL/TLS for Varnish. The deployment process for Varnish Cache is streamlined by the support for the PROXY protocol, which lets Varnish consider the original client's endpoints as if there were no TLS proxy in between.
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Vivaldi 1.1 Web Browser to Land First Thing Next Week, RC1 Is Out for Testing
Vivaldi's Ruarí Ødegaard had the pleasure to inform us about the availability of the first and most probably the last Release Candidate build of the upcoming Vivaldi 1.1 web browser.
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The Culling, a good looking Unreal Engine 4 battle royale game is heading to Linux soon
I must admit I like the look of The Culling! While I like the idea of survival games, they often don't click for me, but a battle royale game I could definitely get into.
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SteamOS updated to 2.70, pushes the last beta to the stable branch
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Clementine 1.3 Released – A Modern Music Player for Linux
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