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Ufficio Zero Linux OS is a desktop operating system offered in many versions based on PCLinuxOS, Linux Mint and Devuan. We also have created Duplica, a Bare Metal Restore Solution. This distro has many packages for professional use. The project is managed by the Italian company SIITE SRLS and promoted by the Italian Association Boost Media APS. Ufficio Zero Linux OS is trademarked through the Linux Mark Institute. All rights reserved. Linux® is the registered trademark of Linus...

...Features: - Volume Shadow Backups (backup open files) - Full Backups of Remote and Local Volumes (client/server model) - Tape Changer (multi-tape backups w/ barcode reader support) - software compression (zlib) - email notification Not Supported (yet): - Incremental Backups - Image Backups (bare-metal restores) - SQL Backups (volume shadow backup should capture SQL data in restorable state) - File Meta Data (file attributes, ACLs, etc.) - Restore in place (restored files need to be moved back into place)

IMPORTANT!!! Since this is new software, your web browser, operating system or even possibly antivirus software may report security alerts against this tool. Please ignore that messages until this tool gets widely spread. This program is highly inspired by Win32 Disk Imager and sort of copies it's function. However, I've added some features, like verification of readed/writed image file and the most important is on the fly support for zipped images. Another features worth...

CD Reader is a software for recovering datas from corrupted cds/dvds. This simple tool accurately recovers both individual files and full discs that your disc drive finds difficult to read due to scratches or other damages in the disc surface.

The libQtSerialization library is a Qt extension that makes it really easy to serialize your data in a forward and backward compatible way. The library is composed of two sides: the QWriter which helps you serialize data, and the QReader that helps you unserialize data. The writer is quiet straight forward. Pretty much, all you have to do is call a writeTag() function and the data gets serialized. The reader is a little more complex so the serialization can support special cases,...