Leftovers: Software
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Wine's Big Command Stream D3D Patch-Set Updated
It's been a while since last having anything to report on with the planned patch-set for Wine that provides significant Direct3D performance improvements via work on the D3D command stream. Fortunately, the patches have been updated and now offer better support as well.
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Linux Tools For Serious Photographers
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Linux music player group test
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CrashPlan: A Good - but Not Perfect - Linux Backup Plan
The free download for CrashPlan is a tarball archive. Uncompressing the package creates a folder with several text files explaining the process of installing the software.
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Attempt to bring OS X apps to Linux springs back into action
New life has been breathed into a project to make Apple OS X programs run on Linux-based operating systems.
The Darling project is beginning to see new activity on GitHub after months of dormancy and the website has moved to a new address DarlingHQ.org.
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Nikto – A Web Application Vulnerability and CGI Scanner for Web Servers
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Collectl is a powerful tool to monitor system resources on Linux
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Nmon – A nifty little tool to monitor system resources on Linux
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