Leftovers: Software
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GNU Sed 4.3: 10x Faster Regular Expressions, Faster I/O
For those making use of GNU's Stream Editor, Sed, for non-interactive command-line text editing there is a new release available.
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sed-4.3 released [stable]
[resending, now that the gnu.org URLs are valid]
This is to announce sed-4.3, a stable release (and my first sed release).
There have been 195 commits by 10 people in the four years since 4.2.2. And that does not include the 1390 commits to gnulib.
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Applied Expert Systems, Inc.'s CleverView for TCP/IP on Linux
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Vivaldi 1.7 Web Browser Development Continues, Now Supports Hiding of Extensions
The Vivaldi devs have kicked off the new year with the third development snapshot of the upcoming Chromium-based Vivaldi 1.7 web browser release, as Ruarí Ødegaard informed us earlier.
Vivaldi Snapshot 1.7.715.3 comes approximately two weeks after the release of build 1.7.705.3, and while at first it appears to be a small bugfix update that addresses several of the issues reported by users lately, it implements a new feature, namely an option that lets you enjoy a clean Vivaldi interface by hiding all the installed extensions.
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