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A command-line and very fast processor emulator for Linux-based operating systems.
QEMU is an open source and very fast virtualization software that focuses on dynamic translation to achieve reasonable performance, while being easy to port to new host CPUs (processors). It is also known as a machine emulator, engineered to emulate a full system, including a processor and its peripherals. The emulation part supports operating systems and programs created for a single hardware platform, but running on top of a different computer with a different architecture. On the other hand, when the application is used as a virtualizer, it can achieve almost native performances by running the guest code straight on the host processor. It supports the Xen hypervisor and the KVM (Kernel Virtual Machine) kernel module. If KVM is preferred, the application will be able to virtualize x86 (32-bit), s390, PowerPC, ARM, m68k, MIPS, CRIS, Microblaze, MIPSEL, or32, and SPARC machines. It can emulate the Windows XP, FreeDOS and SunOS systems, as well as Virtio, USB Root Hubs, networking, input, video and storage devices. After VirtualBox and VMware, QEMU is the third biggest virtualization software for Linux platforms, but the first and most powerful one for the open source ecosystem. Its key feature is the ability to run as a native virtual machine on 64-bit or 32-bit architectures, or as a pure emulator. It is a command-line software and runs on Linux-based operating systems, as well as Microsoft Windows and various UNIX flavors. A source archive is provided on the dedicated download section, allowing users to configure, compile and installed the program in any Linux distribution, as well as on OpenBSD, Solaris, AIX, MinGW, and Cygwin systems. Whether you want to test software, try various operating systems, or just run applications that are not supported on your platform, QEMU provides users with one of the fastest virtualization and emulator machine. etm-tk (formerly etm-qt) is an open source application that allows users to manage events and to-do items in a simple and efficient way. It uses plain text files in order to store the tasks and events. Features at a glance Key features include a powerful and flexible alarm repetition, a command-line interface for viewing the agenda, easily create, modify and view tasks, events or to-do items, as well as repetition of both events and tasks. In addition, it supports fuzzy parsing for dates and times, quick completion of entry fields, tab completion, sorting of items, priorities, external commands at scheduled times, iCalendar exporting, CSV (Comma-Separated Values) exporting, time reports, alert queue, and much more. Thanks to its easy to use and modern graphical user interface, the application provides users with an easy and flexible way to quickly and efficiently enter items. It also comes with a plethora of built-in alarms via sound, display, voice, process, email, and text message. Supported operating systems include GNU/Linux, Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows. Under the hood The application is written entirely in the Python programming language, except for the graphical user interface, which is written in the Tk GUI toolkit. It will require a handful of Python packages, as well as the Tk libraries. It is also important to mention here that the program is actually a remake of the old etm application, written by the same developer, but ported to the Tk platform-independent GUI framework. It can be easily installed from the default software repositories of many Linux distributions. Bottom line In conclusion, etm-tk is a decent piece of software for managing your daily tasks and events in a modern and straightforward manner. It will store all data items in plain text files and does not require filing of useless forms like other to-do/calendar apps do. Related Torrents
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