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Hotwire blends the command line with the GUI

Author: Nathan Willis Try to describe Hotwire, and you'll eventually wind up saying something that sounds like an oxymoron, like "command-line GUI," "graphical shell" or...

Remote cross-target debugging with GDB and GDBserver

Author: Avi Rozen In theory, GDB, the GNU debugger, can ease the chore of debugging applications running on a Linux-based embedded system. In practice, setting...

Make your home come alive with Heyu

Author: Nathan Willis I have used X10 modules on assorted lights and devices for home automation for several years, and although the remote control facet...

Second Round of GPL Infringement Lawsuits Filed on Behalf of BusyBox Developers

The Software Freedom Law Center (SFLC) today announced that it has filed two more copyright infringement lawsuits on behalf of its clients, two principal...

Two new alleged license violations against Busybox

Author: Bruce Byfield The Software Freedom Law Center (SFLC) has filed another two cases on behalf of BusyBox developers Erik Andersen and Rob Landley against...

PhpPgAdmin: The Web developer’s client tool for Postgres

Author: Robert Bernier There are three well-known open source clients for managing PostgreSQL databases: psql, pgAdmin, and phpPgAdmin. If you use Postgres in a collaborative...

Mantis helps developers eat bugs

Author: Federico Kereki Tracking and squishing bugs (both the six-legged and the computer software kind) is hard, and you need all the help you can...

Solving resource contention problems with fuser

Author: Duane Odom Have you ever tried to unmount your USB thumb drive only to get the message "device is busy"? Like me, you probably...

Makagiga: More tools than you can shake a stick at

Author: Dmitri Popov While it's unclear what Maka stands for, the "giga" part of Makagiga most likely refers to the number of tools this application...

DSL 4.0: Damn small improvement

Author: Susan Linton Damn Small Linux is tiny Linux distribution that John Andrews originally created in 2002 to see just how many applications could fit...