Leftovers: Software
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Calibre 1.45 eBook Reader and Editor Brings Improvements for Kindle Books
Calibre is mostly used as an eBook converter and reader, but the developer added the option to edit books just a few months ago. Since then, numerous changes and improvements have been made to this particular feature and it looks like there is a lot of work left to do.
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Pushbullet Indicator Gets Android Notification Mirroring Support, Other Changes
For those not familiar with Pushbullet, this is a service that lets you easily send files, links, notes, lists, etc. from your iOS or Android device to your desktop or the other way around. It can be used via Chrome / Firefox extensions and for Windows there's also a desktop app. Because there was no native Linux app, Lorenzo from Atareao.es created an Ubuntu AppIndicator (and a Nautilus extension as a companion for the AppIndicator) to easily use Pushbullet in Ubuntu.
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Organize Your Collection of Comics with Advanced Comic Book Format Viewer 1.01
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QEMU 2.1 RC2 Fixes A Ton Of Bugs
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mining-haze: Once glimpsed, now in full view
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cursetag: So close, and yet so far
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Atraci: New YouTube-Based Music Player
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Git 2.0.2 Version Control System Now Available for Download
Git 2.0.2, a free and open source distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency, has been officially released.
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shellcheck: I should probably keep this around
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aview: Let me draw you a picture
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Dropbox switches to Qt, looks great in Plasma systems
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FastX Now Displays Remote Linux Desktops from a USB Drive
Users with multiple machines no longer need to install the FastX client on each machine or pay for more than one copy of the software. After installing FastX onto the USB drive, the product will run from the memory stick. With a few clicks, users are logged into their remote Linux server and either start a new remote Linux desktop session or resume one they launched earlier from another PC.
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