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1 December, 20091 December, 2009FOSS

Build libpst for Windows?

We’re about to do a new Xena release at work, but before that happens I need to (somehow) create a Windows binary of readpst (from libpst) to normalise Outlook PST […]

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16 April, 200916 April, 2009FOSS

Okteta

KHexEdit = Okteta Okteta = KHexEdit Okteta is a simple editor for the raw data of files. This type of program is also called hex editor or binary editor. Okteta […]

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15 April, 200915 April, 2009FOSS

Amaroking Arch Linux

I’ve been using Arch Linux on my desktop at work for a while now and I really, really like it. It’s a bleeding edge, rolling release binary distro that also […]

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