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whowatch – Monitor Linux Users and Processes in Real Time
whowatch is a simple, easy-to-use interactive who-like command line program for monitoring processes and users on a Linux system. It shows who is logged on to your system and what they are doing, in a similar fashion as the w command in real-time.
It shows total number of users on the system and number of users per connection type (local, telnet, ssh and others). whowatch also shows system uptime and displays information such as user’s login name, tty, host, processes as well as the type of the connection.
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Notes/Domino is alive! Second beta of version 10 is imminent
IBM’s effort to make its Notes/Domino platform relevant for the future kicks up a gear this week, as the company prepares a second beta of a new version 10.
Notes combined messaging and an application development environment, which set hearts a-fluttering in the early-to-mid 1990s. IBM laid out a then-record $3bn to acquire Lotus, which invented Notes, and drove the product to great prominence. IBM re-branded Notes’ back end as Domino and kept the Notes name for the client. But once Microsoft launched Outlook, bound it to Exchange and web-based development took off, both faded.
And faded and faded until October 2017 when IBM decided it had had enough and did a deal with HCL that saw the latter company pledge to take on future development work.
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Curse of the CSV monster
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Curl Command Examples
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How to Install and Use GIMP 2.10 on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
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What is Hostname in Linux and How Can You Change It?
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How to install Ubuntu Minimal Server
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Five-or-More Modernisation - Progress Report
Over the course of the past couple of months, I was able to achieve a promising progress in modernising Five or More, although I would have to say there is a fair share of aspects to tackle yet.
I opted for rewriting the code module by module, without combining C and Vala code. There was was an old attempt to port Five or More to Vala, but I chose not to use it due to the fact that the partial port was 4 years old and it definitely needed an update, which might have taken quite some time, and might have produced some nasty bugs. While doing so, I paid extra attention to keep things nicely separated: all of the currently ported modules separate the game logic from the drawing logic and the UI.
I also managed to port the app menu and the preferences window. However, due to the new design gudelines, which are currently only in the state of a proposal, the app menu might require future alterations.
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GUADEC18 Developer Center BoF Part 2: Possible Audiences
This is Part 2 of a blog post series summarizing the Developer Center BoF. See also Part 1: The Developer Experience.
Hi Again! As promised I will now cover our discussion of possible audiences at the GUADEC Developer Center BoF.
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