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How to view .evtx files on Linux (Windows Event Log)
evtx (evtx_dump)
Use rust crate evtx. Assuming you have rust installed then run
cargo install evtx
It installs program evtx_dump.
$ evtx_dump.exe --help
EVTX Parser 0.8.1
Utility to parse EVTX files
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Concatenate sequential multitrack WAV files into a set of single-track WAV files
sox can append sequential multi channel wav while extracting a single channel. This is not mentioned in first answer and is not implemented in the example script (which accepts only one multi ...
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Desktop Sharing to work from another computer
So the biggest factor here is whether you are running KDE via KWin (X11) or KWayland (Wayland).
For X11 (KWin):
You have a couple different options here:
TigerVNC - If you want all windows on the ...
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Is there a Linux tool for creating a DataURI of a given file?
I figured out that there was a built in tool for that. Typing base64 file.txt > txtbase64.txt will save the DataURI for file.txt inside txtbase64.txt.
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Is there a Linux tool for creating a DataURI of a given file?
Since data URIs are just a combo of mime type + base64 encoded contents, you can easily create your own script to create a full string. Example from here:
#!/bin/sh
mimetype=$(file -bN --mime-type &...
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Is there a WordStar clone for Linux?
If you are not particularly looking specifically for a WordStar-like application, there are many simple editors for Unix, many of them specific to text editing (where you don't get features like bold, ...
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Is there a WordStar clone for Linux?
I would suggest Org-mode via Emacs. Though it was initially designed as an organiser/to-do list, its use as a word processor is really good. Strictly speaking, it is a simple mark-up language closer ...
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Linux software to synthesize singing
Now there is at least this one: Dreamtronics Synthesizer V Studio https://dreamtonics.com/en/synthesizerv/
You can download a free or paid version. There are only two free voices that can sing English;...
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Lightweight web interface for Git that can browse files and make commits
You might wish to take a look at forgejo – which is what I use on a BananaPi here for years (well, it was named Gitea when I started with it and forked rather recently – but then, Gitea started as a ...
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Linux, app for knowledgebase
You can just use Obisdian which gives you kind plenty of features such as note linking, tagging, searching - probably everything you need.
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Raw PDF structure viewer
You can use cpdf -output-json [-output-json-content-streams] in.pdf -o out.json. qpdf has similar functionality but without the ability to parse the content streams. You can alter the JSON file, then ...
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Linux text editor that supports column manipulations/selections (like Notepad++ for Windows)
There is one I used to use called Notepadqq, it is free/opensource. It is designed to look exactly like Notepad++. I don't know features wise, but it is pretty good.
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