23 projects tagged "Linux"
Updated 07 May 2013
Limbo
| Pop | 45.78 |
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| Vit | 4.53 |
Limbo is a PC Emulator (x86) based on QEMU for Android devices. It lets you run a Desktop OS like Debian or DSL Linux on your Android device with Network and X Windows. Limbo works with Live CD ISOs and pre-installed hard disk images created with QEMU, VMWare, Bochs, or Virtual PC emulators.
Updated 10 Apr 2013
Rescatux
| Pop | 174.46 |
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| Vit | 13.63 |
Rescatux is a GNU/Linux rescue CD that comes with Rescapp, a nice wizard that will guide you through your rescue tasks. It can restore Grub to the MBR update a Grub configuration, perform filesystem checks, fix a Windows MBR, and more. Features that can indirectly assist the rescue process include chat programs to let you reach human online help, a share log (automatic pastebin), and a share log that uses formatting appropriate for posting on a forum.
Updated 18 Mar 2013
cardpeek
| Pop | 199.76 |
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| Vit | 11.24 |
Cardpeek is a tool to read the contents of ISO7816 smartcards. It features a GUI to represent card data in a tree view, and it is extendable with a scripting language (LUA). The goal of this project is to allow smartcard owners to be better informed about what type of personal information is stored in these devices. The tool currently reads the contents of: EMV bank cards, Calypso public transport cards (such as Navigo and Mobib), GSM SIM cards, the French Vitale 2 health card, some Mifare cards, and Moneo electronic purse cards.
Updated 08 Mar 2013
PAC
| Pop | 479.73 |
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| Vit | 39.41 |
PAC provides a GUI to configure SSH and Telnet connections, including usernames, passwords, EXPECT regular expressions, and macros. It is similar in function to SecureCRT or Putty. It is intended for people who connect to many servers through SSH. It can automate logins and command executions.
Updated 23 Mar 2012
Patchman
| Pop | 19.62 |
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| Vit | 24.16 |
Patchman is a patch status monitoring tool for Linux systems. Patchman clients send a list of installed packages and enabled repositories to the server. The server (CLI or Web) tells the user which hosts require updates, whether those updates are normal or security updates, and shows installed packages that are not part of any repository. Hosts, packages, repositories. and operating systems can be filtered using features or arbitrary tags. For example, you can find out which hosts have a certain version of a package installed, and which repository it comes from. Patchman does not (yet) have the ability to update packages on hosts.
Updated 09 Mar 2012
surl
| Pop | 79.15 |
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| Vit | 5.71 |
surl is a URL shortening command line application that supports various sites. It supports stdin or filename input. It grabs the URLs, converts them, and returns the same text that was used in the input. It is known to work with a wealth of services, such as bit.ly, tinyurl.com, and others.
Updated 16 Dec 2011
Debreate
| Pop | 40.79 |
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| Vit | 22.95 |
Debreate is a utility to aid in building Debian packages. The goal is to make developing for Debian-based Linux distributions more appealing with an easy-to-use interface for packaging applications, themes, artwork, media, etc.
Updated 12 Dec 2011
Gnome Tray Services
| Pop | 17.06 |
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| Vit | 37.34 |
Gnome Tray Services allows you to start and stop your services from your desktop or laptop's tray to conserve resources.
Updated 14 Nov 2011
Shard Linux
| Pop | 31.08 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
Shard Linux is a minimal, lightweight Linux distribution, built upon Debian Netinstall Minimal. It uses the XFCE window manager. Each library and package was added by hand, and no meta-packages were used at all.
Updated 09 Nov 2011
LBackup
| Pop | 120.25 |
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| Vit | 4.88 |
LBackup is a simple backup system aimed at systems administrators who require reliable backups with minimum fuss. It is configured with configuration files, and the backup is started from the command line. It has been tested for over 10 years. Backups can be to local media, or to remote media via one or more networks. The networks may be private LANs, WANs, or sets of untrusted public networks such as the Internet.
