Leftovers: Software
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Enjoy supernova 1.0.0
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tetris-bsd: Guess where this comes from
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termsaver and terminal-screensaver: Peas in a pod
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What is a good terminal emulator on Linux?
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textdraw: For the Caravaggio of the console
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tgn: The traffic generator
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Why No Flash Support for Linux Is Good for Open Source
Flash, the ubiquitous media framework for the Web, soon will no longer work for Linux users of the Chromium browser, the open source version of Google Chrome. Is it time for the Linux world to panic? Not at all.
Here's what's happening: Soon, the means by which Flash support was traditionally implemented in Chromium, via a plugin originally designed for Netscape, will no longer work. Instead, Flash support will come in the form of a new API called Pepper, which Google has created for Chrome.
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