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Install & Configure pwsafe Password manager in openSUSE

2009-06-03
By: admin
On: June 3, 2009
In: Security
With: 0 Comments

pwsafe is a free opensource password manager which manages the passwords in an encrypted password database. pwsafe is a command line software but can interact with X11 selection & clipboard. pwsafe is compatible with CounterPane’s PasswordSafe Win32 program versions 2.x and 1.x. It’s unfortunate that there hasn’t been much of a development to this great tool since September 2005 but whats on hand is good enough to serve the purpose.Read More →

TuxCards – hierarchical notebook for your notes making in openSUSE

2009-02-15
By: admin
On: February 15, 2009
In: Utility
With: 1 Comment

Tuxcards is a free opensource notebook for Linux inspired by CueCards for Windows. TuxCards is a hierarchical notebook ideally for those who got used to their post-its, pieces of paper with useful information and ideas or even use digital form of these and then loose plot of what they are making note of…Read More →

Atheros AR5418 Wireless using madwifi in openSUSE & SLED SP2

2008-12-26
By: admin
On: December 26, 2008
In: Wireless
With: 1 Comment

If you are using Atheros AR5418 Wireless PCI Express Adapter then you can use the Madwifi driver package from the development trunk for the AR5008 family to get your Wireless up and running. Ths madwifir driver package supports the AR5418 chipset. This means you can directly use the Wireless native drivers without having to use ndiswrapper and Windows XP Drivers.Read More →

Claws Mail – opensource light-weight Email client in openSUSE

2008-10-15
By: admin
On: October 15, 2008
In: Internet & Browser
With: 13 Comments

Claws Mail is a free opensource lightweight, user friendly and fast email client for Linux. Claws Mail is a quick response email client with easy configuration, intuitive operation and abundant features, extensibility, robustness and stability.Read More →

Balsa – simple opensource email client in openSUSE

2008-10-06
By: admin
On: October 6, 2008
In: Internet & Browser
With: 6 Comments

Balsa is a simple e-mail client for GNOME, highly configurable and incorporating all the features you would expect in a robust mail client.Read More →

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