Anonymous Email Anonymous Remail with Mixmaster

Apr 30, 2005

Anonymous remail protects the sender’s identity against potential eavesdroppers. The Mixmaster protocol gives users a mature technology for anonymous remail, and the text-based Mixmaster client is an example of a free remailer application.

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INSECURITY NEWS / USERFRIENDLY

Apr 30, 2005
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MLDonkey File sharing with MLDonkey and KMLDonkey

Mar 31, 2005

The multi-network MLDonkey client gives users access to all the major file sharing networks. We’ll show you how to set up MLDonkey and how you can control the MLDonkey client with a KDE front end called KMLDonkey.

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DeskTOPia: hsetroot & Esetroot deskTOPia: The hsetroot and Esetroot Background Tools

Mar 31, 2005

Users who work long hours on a

desktop computer will appreciate

something eye-catching to relieve

the monotony. The hsetroot and

Esetroot tools offer you more than

an ordinary desktop.

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Bluetooth Mobile Phones Linking Linux to your Bluetooth Mobile Phone

Feb 28, 2005

It is becoming increasingly common for new generation mobile phones to have an integrated Bluetooth interface. This article explores how to access your Bluetooth phone using Linux.

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Charly's Column Bootchart The Sysadmin’s Daily Grind: Bootchart

Feb 28, 2005

What could be more boring than watching a computer run through an error-free boot routine? Why watch for messages that may never appear? Every second you save adds to your valuable leisure time. Bootchart helps you find those valuable leisure moments.

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Hypermail Archiving Email Messages with Hypermail

Feb 28, 2005

Hypermail converts email messages to HTML and allows you to group your messages in tidy archives.

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Encrypting Email Encrypting Email with KMail, Mozilla Thunderbird, and Evolution

Feb 28, 2005

The leading email applications include new features for helping users secure and authenticate their mail messages, but each tool has a different approach to handling tasks such as signing and encryption. This article describes how to add encryption and digital signatures to the Thunderbird, Kmail, and Evolution mail clients.

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