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General Software Discussion / Re: Linux bash exploit discovered
« on: September 24, 2014, 08:37 PM »
The RH article has a nice summary of possible attack vectors: https://access.redhat.com/articles/1200223

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MEWLO Web Framework / Re: Mewlo Web Framework Blog
« on: October 02, 2013, 10:49 AM »
Good job!

In many projects, the plugin-system is the last thing to be designed -- something glued on top that would let plugins add features.  I take the opposite approach here, and put the extension system at the foundation.

I think this is wise.


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Non-Windows Software / Re: Quick Ways to Start Programs in X11 Environments
« on: September 02, 2013, 10:39 AM »
If you're interested in rediscovery:

On Gentoo you can do something like this to find all binaries in all installed packages

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for pkg in `eix -I --only-names`; do echo -e "$pkg : \n"; (equery files $pkg | grep -i 'bin/'); done

It produces something like:

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app-accessibility/espeak :
/usr/bin/espeak

app-accessibility/festival :
/usr/bin/audsp
/usr/bin/festival

app-accessibility/flite :
/usr/bin/build_flite
/usr/bin/dump_cst_regexes
/usr/bin/dump_us_regexes
/usr/bin/find_sts
/usr/bin/flite
/usr/bin/flite_sort
/usr/bin/flite_time
/usr/bin/huff_table
/usr/bin/regexcomp
/usr/bin/setup_flite
/usr/bin/t2p

I imagine other package managers have similar ways of doing stuff like that.
You can get pretty creative with these things in order to produce something searchable or generate menu's.

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Non-Windows Software / Re: Quick Ways to Start Programs in X11 Environments
« on: September 01, 2013, 10:31 AM »
I personally bind keys to launch my most used applications. (It helps I have a keyboard with extra keys)

For anything else I use dmenu-launch which for me is good enough.

For other search specific thingies I prefer small utilities I can fire off in a terminal and pipe to whatever I need rather than a monolithic gui app anyway :)


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Non-Windows Software / Re: Screenshot thread!
« on: September 01, 2013, 01:14 AM »
You also have to make sure the dt folder is in your path. eg:

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PATH="$PATH:/usr/dt/bin" startx /usr/dt/bin/Xsession

There is a guide for FreeBSD here: http://sourceforge.net/p/cdesktopenv/wiki/FreeBSDBuild/

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