Remote access to a computer and internal network’s secured resources - all of it in a simple way that’s following well-known security’s best practices? Sounds impossible, but it’s not. How to achieve it explains Bartosz Feński aka fEnIo.
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Archive of 'CLI'
Three ways to securely access remote internal networks and work from home
[ Thursday, 7 January 2010, fenio ]
Vim as typewriting tutor
[ Tuesday, 2 December 2008, crh ]
Vim is an advanced text editor, used by many free software fanatics. It is highly configurable, beside the default features it has a way to be enhanced using the built-in interpreter.
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Comparison of Python virtual machines
[ Friday, 7 November 2008, tompelka ]
In this article I’m going to go through some details about what is going on under the hood when you run a Python program, as well how those details have changed over the years in different python’s implementations ranging from original CPython (Python implementation in C) all the way to the newest implementations like PyPy. [...]
Yakuake — yet another pop-up terminal
[ Monday, 13 October 2008, Adrianot ]
Meet Yakuake, another pop-up terminal program. Contrary to Tilda (which I have covered recently), the Yakuake is the renowned and appreciated one. It supports many features - like tabs - which serve not only as eye candy.
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Tilda — transparent terminal on your desktop
[ Sunday, 14 September 2008, Adrianot ]
Tilda is a terminal like many others. It is a new project, however, it won recognition as a lightweight console which can be displayed directly on the desktop of ours. It features true transparency and borderless windows. Surprisingly, it is not just an eye-candy, but a quite useful tool as well.
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Ext4 defragmentation with e4defrag
[ Saturday, 31 May 2008, optimizationkit ]
Lately I have described ok_defrag — a simple tool for defragmenting Linux file systems. Today, I want to describe a specialized program designed to defrag the new Ext4 file system.
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Defragmentation of Linux Filesystems
[ Friday, 23 May 2008, optimizationkit ]
There is a myth that “linux filesystems don’t need to be defragmented.” As it may be truth in general, it still can be dispelled by a simple script, which creates a certain number of directories and in each of them creates and deletes a certain number of files - in, let’s say, two passes. So, [...]
Alternative root-tail on your desktop
[ Thursday, 24 April 2008, michalrz ]
Sometimes, while working with a computer one may find it useful to view the content of a certain file, like a system log, or a report of a longer process. Sometimes, however, one might wish to be spared the constant switching to the console and typing cat; it would be best if the content of [...]
