Enabling DNS cache with dnsmasq on Gentoo I've just found a nice article [http://www.fedorawiki.de/index.php/Konqueror_(Webbrowser)_beschleunigen (german)] about enabling DNS-Cache for Konqueror at fedorawiki.de. It's very useful, because Konqueror doesn't provide this feature. If you take e.g. the german freemail provider http://gmx.net, Konqueror sends a huge amount
Ebuild: kio-sysinfo Full package name: kde-misc/kio-sysinfo Hey, here is a new ebuild. I performed some updates (translations, etc.) on the original package. This is a testing version. Note You have to download both files (.ebuild and .patch file)! Put the patch into your files/ directory. Refer to the Gentoo wiki for
Ebuild: kicker-compiz Full package name: kde-misc/kicker-compiz From the kde-apps.org project page: "This is a modified pager applet for kicker to make it work with compiz. More generally, it is intended to work with window managers that use the concept of "large desktops" instead of "multiple virtual desktops" as kwin does
Ebuild: blockhosts Full package name: app-admin/blockhosts Ok, this isn't really new; I decided to extract the ebuild from the HowTo. So here is the blockhosts ebuild. Some information about the package: Blockhosts is a python script which records how many times a system service has been probed, using configurable pattern matching
Ebuild: black-gentoo Full package name: x11-themes/black-gentoo Black-gentoo is a theme package for KDE by xactive (http://art4linux.org). Black-gentoo provides... * a KDM theme, * a ksplash theme, * a gensplash theme * and a background image. I like it and therefor I decided to distribute it.Here's the ebuild (it's a repack; I hope
HOWTO Secure SSHd with BlockHosts (Updated version: http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_BlockHosts) Protecting SSHd (and others) with BlockHosts What is BlockHosts? Blockhosts is a python script which records how many times a system service has been probed, using configurable pattern matching to recognize failed accesses (such as for "sshd" or "proftpd" or any service), and