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Clementine Music Player in openSUSE 11.3

Posted by admin on 16th November 2010

Clementine is a free opensource Music player released under GPL v3 license. It is a port the Amarok music player taking advantage of Qt4 features focusing on a fast and easy-to-use interface for searching and playing your music. Clementine has a nice and neat interface and looks much quicker and faster.

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Posted in Media Player, openSUSE 11.3 | 3 Comments »

DVDStyler – openSource DVD authoring software

Posted by admin on 30th October 2010

DVDStyler is a free opensource DVD authoring application for the creation of professional-looking DVDs. It allows not only burning of video files on DVD that can be played practically on any standalone DVD player, but also creation of individually designed DVD menus. DVDStyler actually is a GUI frontend for using dvdauthor and dvd-slideshow scripts to easily build DVD menus and assemble the DVD VOB files.

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How to send email with attachments from command line

Posted by admin on 23rd October 2010

This is a quick tip for all those beginers on openSUSE, SUSE Linux or even for that matter on any Linux or Unix distros on how to send an email from command line with an attachment. This could be a text or an image file.

Posted in Internet & Browser | 6 Comments »

RedNotebook – free opensource Diary and Journal for Linux

Posted by admin on 10th May 2010

RedNotebook is a free opensource Diary and Journal software that can help you keep track of your notes, tips, tiny information you tend to forget, images etc. RedNotebook is simple and easy to use where it has a calendar navigation, customizable templates and word clouds.
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Posted in Office & Productivity | 8 Comments »

DenyHosts to secure from SSH Brut force attacks

Posted by admin on 24th March 2010

DenyHosts is a free opensource utility to secure your SuSE server or your openSUSE system from Brut-force attacks on the SSH server running on your system. DenyHosts works by updating the /etc/hosts.deny file on your SuSE or openSUSE system with the IP address of a host after a set number of failed login attempt from it.

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Posted in Security | 1 Comment »