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Summer of Code: Advancing the prototyp
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Easily make a Windows bootable USB from with Linux Mint with WoeUSB
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How to install and use the Titan text-based password manager on Linux
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On collecting metrics
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Tracking Quota
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Trouble again with PulseAudio and Thunderbird sound notifications
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Google Summer of Code 2018 – Coding Period (May 14th to May 28th): Initial implementation of LVM VG creation in Calamares
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How to set up transmission-daemon on a Raspberry Pi and control it via web interface
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Customize GuixSD: Use Stock SSH Agent Everywhere!
On GuixSD, I like to use the GNOME desktop environment. GNOME is just one of the various desktop environments that GuixSD supports. By default, the GNOME desktop environment on GuixSD comes with a lot of goodies, including the GNOME Keyring, which is GNOME's integrated solution for securely storing secrets, passwords, keys, and certificates.
The GNOME Keyring has many useful features. One of those is its SSH Agent feature. This feature allows you to use the GNOME Keyring as an SSH agent. This means that when you invoke a command like ssh-add, it will add the private key identities to the GNOME Keyring. Usually this is quite convenient, since it means that GNOME users basically get an SSH agent for free!
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