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Bidirectional filesystem syncing – DirSync Pro vs. Unison
Author: Ben Martin
Everyone knows and loves rsync, the command that lets you clone a directory tree to another disk or system with the ability...
Browse all your source code revisions with ViewVC
Author: David Pendell
For programmers on big projects, a version control system for managing source code is vital, but working on files in a large...
Keeping an eye on your network with PasTmon
Author: Ben Martin
The PasTmon passive traffic monitor keeps an eye on your network, recording which clients are interacting with which services, when and how...
Run your NFS server in the user address space with NFS-GANESHA
Author: Ben Martin
NFS-GANESHA is an NFS version 2-4 server that runs in the user address space instead of as part of the operating system...
Three applications for making disc labels
Author: Ben Martin
Making labels for DVDs and their cases is an often overlooked task. Many discs are lucky to have some terse information quickly...
Debug your shell scripts with bashdb
Author: Ben Martin
The Bash Debugger Project (bashdb) lets you set breakpoints, inspect variables, perform a backtrace, and step through a bash script line by...
SimplyMEPIS: The best desktop Linux you haven’t tried
Author: Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols
Nowadays, everyone uses Ubuntu, most people have used Fedora, and many folks have tried openSUSE. SimplyMEPIS ... not so many. That's...
A graphical way to MySQL mastery
Author: Amit Kumar Saha
MySQL GUI Tools is a suite of graphical desktop applications for working with and administering MySQL servers. The suite consists of...
Doing a diff without touching the command line
Author: Ben Martin
With diff-ext, GNOME users can compare and merge files from within Nautilus. If, instead, you use KDE 3, try out kdiff-ext from...
Treat your C code like scripts with C Cod
Author: Ben Martin
C Cod is a front end to your C, C++, or Objective-C compiler that lets you treat C more like a scripting...