Ubuntu 12.04 + XFCE 4.1 + Cairo Dock 3.1 = great system
Cairo Dock 3.1 XFCE 4.1 You should know where to find ubuntu 😉 Startup with the XFCE session in Ubuntu & configure Cairo-Dock with the “Default-Single” theme.
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Suricata
Suricata is a high performance Network IDS, IPS and Network Security Monitoring engine. Open Source and owned by a community run non-profit foundation, the Open Information Security Foundation OISF. Suricata is developed by the OISF and its supporting vendors. via Suricata. This looks very interesting…
Use proxy.pac with chrome & XFCE
gconftool-2 -R /system/http_proxy gconftool-2 -s /system/http_proxy/use_http_proxy -t bool true gconftool-2 -s /system/http_proxy/autoconfig_url -t string http://server.com/proxy.pac
Quick script to bring Redhat network interfaces up — Gist
Quick script to bring Redhat network interfaces up — Gist. Just experimenting with github:gist
Get information on mp4 files from the command line
As long as you have MP4::Info installed perl -MMP4::Info -MData::Dumper -e ‘my $mp4 = new MP4::Info $ARGV[0]; print Dumper($mp4);’ YOURFILENAME.mp4
Opendedup
Opendedup Develops SDFS, a file-system that does inline deduplication. Also see LESSFS.
E4rat Seriously Cuts Down on Linux Boot Time With a Few Simple Commands
E4rat Seriously Cuts Down on Linux Boot Time With a Few Simple Commands.
ppss – (Distributed) Parallel Processing Shell Script – parallel processing made easy! – Google Project Hosting
PPSS is a Bash shell script that executes commands, scripts or programs in parallel. It is designed to make full use of current multi-core CPUs. It will detect the number of available CPUs and start a separate job for each CPU core. It will also use hyper threading by default. via ppss – (Distributed) Parallel …
Manage Your Performance with Cgroups and Projects
Manage Your Performance with Cgroups and Projects – O’Reilly Broadcast.
apt-fast and Axel: Roughly 26x Faster apt-get Installations and Upgrades
The apt-fast script I have created is a little shellscript that increases the speed of apt-get by many times. You need to have the axel download accelerator installed, which is a simple, short process, but everything else is extremely straight forward. I started out downloading the upgrades for Kubuntu, at 32kb/s. Not terrible, but not …
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