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A live linux system rescue toolkit based on q4os Trinity available as a bootable iso for administrating, repairing and cloning/restoring your system and data. Check wiki for full description : https://sourceforge.net/p/q4rescue/wiki/ Main tools: -Foxclone -Rescuezilla -Clonezilla -DDrescue-gui -qtfsarchiver -G4L -Apart -Testdisk -Photorec -Boot Repair -WoeUSB -Q4OS imager -UNetbootin -usbimager -Kdirstats -Kdiskmark -Rclone & Rclone...

This app is meant for a simplified user experience, perfect for note takers. It has a good encryption system, and the best feature is that it works on the CLI, so its compatibility is great.

...It can be started from live CD, or with the MobaLiveCd virtual emulator directly from the ISO. It can be installed both alone or together other operating systems with multiboot. It can be installed in usb devices also with Unetbootin.

...Anche la parte Wifi (SSID e Password) sono configurabili con un fiile di testo presente nella partizione di boot (che è in FAT32 e quindi modificabile anche da S.O. Windows). Una volta collegato alla rete il dispositivo è visibile tramite il nome raspberrypi.local (o raspberrypi)

iSpy uses your USB webcams, IP cams, capture cards, desktops and microphones to detect and record movement or sound and provides security, surveillance, monitoring and alerting services. Media is recorded directly to H264 mp4 files or AVI files. iSpy can stream live and recorded video over the local network, over the web using the ispyconnect portal and to mobile devices and third party software (like gadgets and MediaPortal). iSpy also includes a server project that lets you connect to...

Volume Limiter is a small application that allows you to set a maximum volume limit on your windows PC. This is designed to protect children from turning the volume up to a level that would damage their hearing. The application can be password protected to prevent children from changing your defined limit. The application runs in the background and minimizes to the system tray. Volume settings, the lock or unlocked status, and password information are stored in the windows registry. If the application is set to start up upon login (by placing it in the startup group) it will load the previous settings. ...