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...This icon font is based off of the Icons8 Windows 10 style, which consists of over 4,000 icons, so be sure to check that out if you need more specific icons. The icon can have 3 styles: regular, solid or brand. For each style, there is a corresponding class: lar, las or lab. Wherever you desire to place an icon simply insert the following code and change the class names (laX la-XXX) to correspond to the icon of your choice. To use Line Awesome in your favorite design tool just import desired fonts to your project and you are ready to go! Note: there are 3 files, one for each style (regular, solid, brands). ...

...>>Based on Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS (32bit ) user/pass : root/toor >>Kernel version 3.5.0-45 (little modified to make some of unsupported tools to work, but still will able to get Ubuntu updates ) >>2 Desktop environment : Gnome3, Docky Desktop for different test >>Final release >> Around 300 tools for all-round pentest performance User friendly, all important plugins such as video codec, audio plugins added Above all, this is Ubuntu, specially Hackers Ubuntu. Have fun Credit List : Mahir Chowdhury Asif Iqbal (India) For XtreamDebugger Ashik Iqbal Chy (BGHH) Imam Vai (BGHH) Krad Xin (BGHH) Bd xtor (BBHH/Team Scannerzz) Pedro Ubuntu(Root Sector) For Netool.sh

language: Malayalam, India's First font having native currency Symbol with Unicode support; Licensed under the GNU General Public License - Version 3. Designed by Rahul V, Sulthan Bathery, Kerala, India Neflone Creative lab. rahulv@kimo.com

Software Lab. for Image Analysis

G-LoginEntry is a GNOME Linux desktop GUI application which enables a lab / workplace administrator to collect user entry logs using the graphical application,in addition has a Calender and a provision to display news.

Computer Lab administration and authentication system.

libGMUVision is a set of C++ bindings for libdc1394 and Qt widgets designed and developed by the Artifical Intelligence Lab at George Mason University and now available under the GNU LGPL.

A graphical clone of the ls -l command, uses a fast and selfmade GUI to do the job. It's only dependant on Xlib so it's rather fast to start. Conceived during a lab assignment.