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PiVPN is a set of shell scripts designed to set up and manage a VPN on a Raspberry Pi, and the installer also works on Ubuntu or Debian. It allows customization of the VPN port, key encryption strength and client DNS server, and provides a pivpn command for adding or revoking client profiles.
ClipBook is a clipboard history app for Mac. It stores copied items and lets users find and reuse them, including pasting to the active app, merging or splitting text items, and extracting text from images. It requires macOS 13.0 or later.
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The KVM downloads page explains how to obtain KVM kernel modules and userspace tools, noting that most Linux distributions already provide them through their packaging systems, which the page calls the easiest and recommended way to use KVM. It also describes downloading older versions from Sourceforge, including qemu-kvm and kvm-kmod releases.
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coreboot is an open source firmware project described as fast, secure and flexible. It is a member of the Software Freedom Conservancy and accepts donations. General inquiries are handled through a mailing list, and security issues can be reported privately by email.
Plash is a free macOS app that sets any website as the desktop wallpaper, such as a calendar, dashboard or animated GIF. It supports multiple websites, automatic reloading at a custom interval, Browsing Mode for interacting with the page, and custom CSS and JavaScript.
PiVPN is a set of shell scripts designed to set up and manage a VPN on a Raspberry Pi, and the installer also works on Ubuntu or Debian. It allows customization of the VPN port, key encryption strength and client DNS server, and provides a pivpn command for adding or revoking client profiles.
ClipBook is a clipboard history app for Mac. It stores copied items and lets users find and reuse them, including pasting to the active app, merging or splitting text items, and extracting text from images. It requires macOS 13.0 or later.
PeaZip is an open source cross-platform archive manager for Linux, macOS and Windows, offered as a freeware alternative to WinRar, WinZip and similar utilities. It creates, opens and extracts 7z, rar, tar and zip files and many more archive formats. Precompiled DMG packages are available for Darwin and macOS, built for Apple Silicon and Intel architecture.
The KVM downloads page explains how to obtain KVM kernel modules and userspace tools, noting that most Linux distributions already provide them through their packaging systems, which the page calls the easiest and recommended way to use KVM. It also describes downloading older versions from Sourceforge, including qemu-kvm and kvm-kmod releases.
