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Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) on Microsoft Azure provides a secure, reliable, and flexible foundation for your cloud infrastructure. Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Microsoft Azure is ideal for enterprises seeking to enhance their cloud environment with seamless integration, consistent performance, and comprehensive support.
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Track all your service data in one easy-to-use system, enabling your team to move faster and generate more revenue for your bottom line.
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RelaxBSD is a LiveCD in Traditional/Simple Chinese which is based on FreeBSD. It's also very easy to install into your hard disk and you can use it as a desktop OS.
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This project sets up a simple bridge between mailing lists and online bulletin boards. In short, a post on a board will send an email to the list, and an imported email will be posted to the board. But it's *much* more than that! Check out our website!
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iMailist is a software allowing the sending of mails to format HTML to a whole mailing-list. The program is written in Objective-C/Cocoa and works on Mac OS 10.3
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QNewsletterCreator is a program to manage your newsletters and recipients thereof. Since it is written with Qt, it is platform independent. The newsletter can consist of both html or plain-text and have attachments as well.
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ConnectWise SIEM (formerly Perch) offers threat detection and response backed by an in-house Security Operations Center (SOC). Defend against business email compromise, account takeovers, and see beyond your network traffic. Our team of threat analysts does all the tedium for you, eliminating the noise and sending only identified and verified treats to action on. Built with multi-tenancy, ConnectWise SIEM helps you keep clients safe with the best threat intel on the market.
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MacBlaze is an open source project for porting the functionality of the Classic Mac listserver application Autoshare over to Mac OS X utilizing freeware compilers such as FreePascal and GNU Pascal.
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