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Google Chrome (beta) is now available for Linux officially.

This was announced on the official blog of Google Chrome . The beta for Linux , is released by the version for mac.

Moreover, and most importantly, the Linux version includes support for extensions. What does this mean? We can extend the functionality of Chrome installed extensions, just as we do in Firefox.

The option to manage the extensions found in the tools menu (top right icon)> extensions. Here we see the installed extensions and includes access to the directory of extensions for Chrome .

Download Chrome for Linux.

Source of news: 120% Linux

Lucas Coudures Zenz


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Who Invented Poptrapica

capture telnet / ssh to check link status

Today I'm going to have a script I found online ( here ) and modified slightly to capture in a standard output log of remote connections using telnet or ssh.

the script called ssh.sh telnet.sh and both require as parameters the ip and name of the log.

1) Log telnet


# / bin / bash

if ["$ #" == "0"] Then

echo "Usage:"
echo "ip telnet log-name"
echo " logs to / var / log use the-z switch Before telnet arguments "
exit
fi

if [" $ 1 "=="-z "]
Then
logname = $ 2
shift 2
echo" Trying $ 3 "
else

if [ "$2" == "" ]
then
echo "Usage: telnet.sh "
echo " "
echo "Logs to: "
echo " /var/log use the -z switch before telnet arguments"
exit
else
logname=$2-$(date +%y%d%h%M%S)
echo "Trying $1"
echo "conectado a $2"
fi
fi
#log data with date, or user input
telnet $1
2)Log ssh

#!/bin/bash
if [ "$#" == "0" ]
then
echo "Usage:"
echo " telnet ip log-name"
echo "logs to /var/log use the -z switch before telnet arguments"
exit
fi

if [ "$1" == "-z" ]
then
logname=$2
shift 2
echo "Trying $3"
else

if [ "$2" == "" ]
then
echo "Usage: telnet.sh
"
echo " "
echo "Logs to:" echo "/ var / log use the-z switch Before telnet arguments"
exit
else
logname = $ 2 - $ (date +% y% d% H% M% S)
echo "Trying $ 1 "
echo" Connected to $ 2 "
fi
fi
# log data with date, or user input
ssh $ 1
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