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29.09.2020
, they are available to the synced clients. So when users have multiple clients connected to their Nextcloud account, they'll be able to access those encrypted folders from the desktop (or mobile) client (but not from
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11.06.2013
Anaconda installer and Gnome) are less relevant for admins because, on the one hand, Fedora 18 provides enough stable alternatives with KDE SC 4.92, Cinnamon 1.6.7, Xfce 4.10, and MATE, and on the other hand
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15.08.2012
(t)
2310000
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This interface makes the re-use of existing code extremely easy, provided it was written in C or Fortran. C++ support is limited. Also, when calling a Fortran function, all inputs must
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12.09.2013
SQL
Listing 1
ovd.repo
01 [ovd-3.0.3]
02 name=Ulteo OVD 3.0.3
03 baseurl=http://archive.ulteo.com/ovd/3.0.3/rhel/6.0/
04 enabled=1
05 gpgcheck=1
06 gpgkey=http://archive.ulteo.com
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05.02.2023
of a Central Store [12] for the ADMX files has become established: Copy the complete folder C:\Windows\Policydefinitions (or its contents) to \<name of domain>\SYSVOL\Policies\Policydefinitions.
The Group
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03.08.2023
:
.\WorkspaceConfigToDCRMigrationTool.ps1 -SubscriptionId $subId -ResourceGroupName $rgName -WorkspaceName $workspaceName -DCRName $dcrName -Location $location -FolderPath $folderPath -GetDcrPayload
Among other
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11.06.2014
to 1,000 metrics for each system. You can run Ganglia on a number of different platforms, making it truly flexible. Additionally, it can use custom metrics written in a variety of languages including C
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06.10.2022
of new features, unlike the past, but instead are taking things a little easier.
The newly released Ceph version 17.2 [1] bears witness to that trend: Instead of turning big wheels, the developers have
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23.07.2012
, and a plugin interface allows you to add features; however, these are mainly Unix and X11 tools that were ported from Cygwin. The project site has a considerable number of plugins up for grabs (Table 1
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07.04.2022
Server, Zentyal, and Univention Corporate Server (UCS).
ClearOS: In the Slow Lane
The ClearOS [1] Linux derivative is provided by the ClearFoundation nonprofit organization from New Zealand, formerly known
