Issue #168 / Nov 2014

If malware has taken root on a system, you need a way to safeguard the evidence. Guymager helps you create verified disk images.

Instead of configuring the Jenkins continuous integration server in the browser with mouse clicks and text input for builds, programmers can store the necessary data in the source control system and let a Perl script do the work.

In Linux, everything is a file – directories, devices, pipes – so lsof (list open files) reveals what's happening on your system.

Good traps catch mice, and honeypots catch malicious scripts. Sys admin Charly resorts to a honeypot in this issue, which, although difficult to install, is easy to manage.

The newest incarnation of the Pine email reader is fast, easy to use, and offers a thoroughly modern feature set.

Creating images from letters and numbers is a complex matter, unless you have the right tools at hand.

Read and manage your favorite feeds with open source RSS aggregators.

4Pane provides additional confidence in file management in the form of a clever undo function. Advanced users can install supplemental scripts in an instant.

The KDE Visual Design Group works with KDE developers to bring a refined visual environment and user experience to the Plasma desktop.