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8 Free Bug Tracking Software 7 Free Developer Tools For ON THE DVD 17 FREE STORAGE AND CLOUD TOOLS 5 FREE AND FULL GAMES 1. THE PATH OF HERCULES: Follow the path of a great hero of FOR BACKUP AND SYNCHRONIZATION the past, Hercules, as you embark on a new exciting journey. 1. FreeNAS: The FreeNAS website touts itself as “the most potent and rock-solid open source NAS software” You can use it to turn standard hardware into a BSD-based NAS device, or you can purchase supported, pre- 2. MagneTic advenTure: Using a small magnet, solve 50 configured TrueNAS appliances based on the same software. Operating System: FreeBSD physics-based puzzles that will stretch your gray matter in 2. NAS4Free: NAS4Free makes it easy to create your own BSD-based storage solution from standard hardware. ways you never imagined. It promises a low-cost, powerful network storage appliance that users can customize to their own needs. Operating System: FreeBSD 3. GOODGAME EMPIRE: Empire is unbelievably great strategy 3. Turnkey Linux: Turnkey offers more than 100 different software appliances based on open source software. game. Build your own castle, create a powerful army, fight in Among them is a file server that offers simple network attached storage. Operating System: Linux epic player versus player battles and become a ruler of the 4. Openfiler: Openfiler aims to combine NAS features (NFS, CIFS and HTTP) with SAN features (iSCSI, FC) in a very great empire! easy-to-setup storage appliance. It’s been downloaded more than a million times, and its users include Motorola, 4. MysTeryville 2: Once again there’s something strange Pratt & Whitney, BillMeLater and the London Metropolitan Police. Paid support is available. Operating System: Linux happening in this charming little town. 5. open Media vault: This NAS solution boasts really easy-to-use storage management, fast 5. AQUASCAPES: Explore the incredible seek-and-find setup, uninterruptible power supply support and statistics reporting. It’s based on underwater world of Aquascapes! Take care of Debian Linux and offers a number of plug-ins to extend its capabilities. Operating your finned friends and play with them, System: Linux watching as they interact with each 6. FTPbox: This app allows users to set up cloud-based storage services other and you. Engage in unique on their own servers. It supports FTP, SFTP or FTPS file syncing. Operating System: Windows hidden object gameplay as you 7. Pydio: Formerly known as AjaXplorer, this app helps earn money to customize your enterprises set a file-sharing service on their own servers. tank and make your pets It’s very easy to install and offers an attractive, intuitive happy. interface. Operating System: Windows, Linux (Android and iOS clients available) 8. SparkleShare: Another self-hosted cloud storage solution, SparkleShare is a good storage option for files that change often and are accessed by a lot of people. (It’s not as good for complete backups.) Because it was built for developers, it also includes Git. Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X. 9. Syncany: Syncany is similar to Dropbox, but you can use it with your own server or one of the popular public cloud services like Amazon, Google or Rackspace. It encrypts files locally, adding security for sensitive files. Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X 10. Bacula: Another enterprise-grade open source back solution, Bacula offers a number of advanced features for backup and recovery, as well as a fairly easy-to-use interface. Commercial support, training and services are available through Bacula Systems .Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X 11. Clonezilla: Conceived as a replacement for True Image or Norton Ghost, Clonezilla is a disk imaging application that can do system deployments, as well as bare metal backup and recovery. Operating System: Linux 12. FOG: Another imaging and cloning solution, FOG makes it easy for administrators to backup networks of all sizes. It also includes features like virus scanning, memory testing, disk wiping, testdisk, and file recovery. Operating System: Linux, Windows. 13. Grsync: Grsync provides a graphical interface for rsync, a popular command line synchronization and backup tool. It’s useful for backup, mirroring, replication of partitions, etc. Operating System: Linux, Windows, OS X. Linux Distros 14. LuckyBackup: Award-winning LuckyBackup offers simple, fast backup. Note that while it is available in a Windows version, it was first developed for Linux, and the Windows version is not as stable. Operating System: 1. ClearOS Community: It is an open source Linux, Windows operating system based on the CentOS Linux server 15. Redo: Downloaded more than 750,000 times, Redo claims to be “so simple that anyone can use it.” In addition to backups, it can do bare metal restores in as little as ten minutes. Operating Systems: Windows, Linux distribution and designed for small organizations 16. Synkron: As you might guess from the name, this is a data synchronization tool. Key features include and distributed environments. It provides users blacklisting, analysis and restore. Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X with a very powerful cloud-connected server, 17. UrBackup: A client-server system, UrBackup does both file and image backups. It requires very little gateway and network OS. configuration and does incremental backups while you work without slowing your system. Operating System: Windows, Linux 2. Univention: “The Univention App Center integrates the container technology Docker. With Docker, it is possible to run Apps separately and 8 free bug tracking software encapsulated from each other. This increases 1. Bugzilla, 2. Mantis, 3. JTrac, 4. Redmine, the security of the UCS domain and reduces the 5. Request Tracker, 6. Fossil, 7. The Bug Genie, dependencies of the Apps on other software libraries. The integration of Docker is transparent 8. WebIssues to the users. The App Center will automatically perform the start-up and configuration of the 7 free developer tools for IoT Docker containers. The classification is based on 1. Arduino, 2. RIOT, 3. Contiki, 4. Spark, 5. Nimbits, data such as the installation base of the Apps or 6. OpenRemote, 7.SiteWhere the maintenance behaviour of the app providers..
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