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Debian 13 with Cafe-Desktop by ZenWalker
Debian 13 (Trixie) Cafe Desktop is a complete and functional Debian system with the desktop adapted from a Mate fork of Cafe-Desktop made by Zenwalker and his team of developers. It's a Liveram.iso System than work in Virtual or Real machine with 1 core CPU and 2Giga Ram hardware System. -
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NmapSi4 is a complete Qt-based Gui with the design goals to provide a complete nmap interface for Users, in order to menagement all option of this power security net scanner!
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NWrapper was built to be a quick wrapper for storing and executing multiple NMap commands (using SQLite), but it can do a lot more. Also, it was a way for me to start learning C (hence the lack of data structures or anything fancy).
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KnetScan is a full featured front end for the following net tools: nmap , ping , traceroute , whois. You can also print and save your results. Think of it as an ALL-IN-ONE net analizer tool. It is a reunion of kpinger , knmapfe , ktroute + whois clien
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QNmap is just another X nmap frontend. The main difference, as far as I know, is that it can be run as a non-root user with some functionality It will eventually incorporate all of nmap's documented features and will be updated to reflect newer versions.
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