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A recipe for setting up Mandrake’s Terminal Server package.
A recipe for making screensavers work with KDM (ie, logged out).
A recipe for using PuTTY to tunnel telnet (or whatever) in through a gateway/firewall
Words to Tux the Magic Penguin (please improve), also in plain text, OpenOffice.org 6.0 (641D) Writer and MS-Word 6 (sans viruses) formats.
Recipe for an Instant VPN
Recipe for an Instant AntiVirus (stir in a little Sophos for flavour) using PostFix and AMaViS. Special today is a sophosticated pair of little scripts which in combination with cron may keep your Sophos software and virus definitions up to date.
Want to bodge together a set of config files for Ralink RT2400 based cards such as the Minitar MNW2BPCI without using X on the machine? Try this BASH script. On a good day, it may use Linux™’s /dev/random to generate WEP-104 keys and jam them into a configuration template for you. If you just want the WEP keys, fellow Aussie Jason Hecker's WEPgen site instead, for instant gratification. This code should work for any RT2400 based card (MNW2BPCM, for example), but I’ve not tried it.
When you think about it, and put a business hat on, the idea that Linux could start as this little hobby project that would in the course of less than a decade become this extremely popular piece of software that people would bet on for mission critical applications. . . how did that happen? Nobody is in charge of it. Nobody owns it. It’s not controlled by a corporation. It fundamentally depends on cooperation and collaboration. . . . It’s an amazing model of how to get stuff done. — Mitch Kapor, founder of Lotus
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