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If you play Freespace 2 Open with the Freespace 1 Port, and you have version 3.0.3 and want to convert to 3.0.4, you are supposed to run a batch file to run bspatch and make the new VP file. You can do this on Linux if you have Wine (I imagine more or less any version would work, but I don't know) installed, with the following shell script.

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HOWTO: Patch FS1Port 3.0.3 to 3.0.4 on Linux (with Wine)

Currently there are two primary management interfaces for KVM; neither is official to the project. RedHat is using their own Python-based Virtual Machine Manager while there is also a Gnome KVM Manager (GKVM) which is written in C.

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Exploring KVM management

This is a fairly niche application, but at my place of employment I have an Epson Perfection 3170 Photo Scanner. I'm not even using the photo (negative/slide) scanning capabilities, I'm just using it as an ordinary scanner. It is however very fast and unprecedentedly quiet. I wanted to use this scanner under Linux (Epson provides Windows 95+ drivers and MacOS 9+ drivers, but no Linux drivers) sometimes, and on the Mac sometimes.

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Epson Perfection 3170 Photo Scanner (aka GT-9400) on Ubuntu Feisty

The first and most important thing to know about OpenGroupware.org is that the documentation is absolute crap. It is clear that first and foremost, the goal is to sell the complete server distribution that works from install. The system has become much more work-at-first than it used to be, but the install is still pretty lumpy. This document will tell you how I managed to install the latest (as of 20060530) version of OpenGroupware.org (OGo) on a fairly plain Debian sarge (currently the stable release) installation.

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Installing OpenGroupware.org 1.1 on Debian Linux

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