This is done quite easily. Just add the following line to your /etc/apt/sources.list file:
8190117015c4731b7c2e20_000000
Run your package manager by calling
8190117015c4731b7c2e20_000001
and search for a package named
8190117015c4731b7c2e20_000002
Your Gnome menu entry will be automatically created under section “Internet”. Have fun!
For the last few weeks I was busy programming my DNSNINJA [1] tool. During my tests I came accross an issue related with shared libraries under Linux. Therefore, I’ve decided to investigate a little bit further on this issue. A good read on the concepts behind shared libraries can be found unter [2], a page…
In some situations you need to debug your signal handler code. When using gdb, you soon notice, that gdb’s default behaviour is to consume the signals itself. you can change the default behaviour by issuing the following command as an example: (gdb) handle SIGINT pass This instructs gdb to pass over the signal to your…
The last few days I was experimenting with a tool that I came across. It is called “Duplicity” and it seemed to exactly that what I needed. In fact it has the following features: Supported Backup Types Duplicit supports full and incremental backups. Especially it has some nice features for cleaning up your backup storage.…
Introduction During December 2011, a new attack against wireless access point devices was discovered, which exploits a weakness in the specification of the Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) feature, implemented by many access point vendors, such as Cisco, D-Link, Netgear, and so on. Stefan Viehböck, the one who found the vulnerability, wrote a detailled paper about…
After I had installed Arch Linux and the X system on my ThinkPad X200 notebook, I noticed bad performance. The mouse always stopped moving. The system was quite busy with itself and had a high cpu load – too high in my opinion. I already had this issue on my Ubuntu 11.04 system. According to…
Ever wanted to know where your current Linux distro has come from? In that case you should visit Donjan’s web site and have a look at the GNU/linux timeline image . Print it on a A0 and hang it over your bed 😉
GNU/Linux Distro Timeline