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Print Ready
Preparing an object for 3D printing
Having covered several ways to design your 3D object, let's cover how we prepare your design for printing.
Class Reunion
Integrated client/server solution
Intranets with multiple servers and services require careful configuration. With Karoshi Linux, even complex structures can be set up in no time at all.
The Impersonator
FOG Project
Use the FOG imaging server to image and rollout several installations with a single click.
Electricity Meter
Evaluating the environmental impact of software
It's getting easier to measure the environmental impact of software. A new study suggests criteria for determining how the choice of software impacts resource use.
Tutorials – 3D Print Tools
Tools to monitor your 3D prints
One last step remains in our 3D-printing voyage: actually printing something. This issue, we'll tackle how to print and monitor your print at the same time.
Stopwatch
Innovative time management with Fanurio
If you need to accurately measure time spent on individual projects and tasks, you need something more sophisticated than yellow sticky notes. Fanurio helps you keep an eye on your time, your projects, and more.
On Time
Stay punctual with chrony
The chrony implementation of the network time protocol provides an alternative to the familiar NTP daemon.
Restoring Deleted Files in Linux
File Recovery
If you thought that you couldn’t restore deleted files in Linux, you didn’t get the whole truth. The truth will set you free and possibly recover those deleted files.
Emergency Medicine
SystemRescueCd – a live system that rescues data and systems
The SystemRescueCd live system contains numerous tools that you can use to recover deleted files or a defective system.
Jump Box Security
Enhancing Remote Access Security
While Linux can be made very secure, you can increase the security of your entire network with jump boxes.
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