Some time ago I wrote an article about what Keybase is and what it's good for.  I also mentioned one of my pet peeves, which is that, by default the fonts used by the Keybase desktop client are way, way too small to see easily on Windbringer.  A couple of days ago somebody finally figured out how to blow up the fonts on the desktop, so I can finally see what's going on without putting my nose on the display (and making the mouse cursor jump around because Windbringer has a touchscreen).  While I wish that this would be a …

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Developers at The Prometheus Group recently announced a new open source project on their forums, a web-based interface for YUM that will make it easy to add, remove, and update packages on servers running Redhat-like distributions of Linux. The GUI will be implemented in PHP and Python, and will make use of the RPM modules already present in Fedora Core, Redhat, and like distros. To make it more attractive to sysadmins (who usually have too much to do and too little time to do it all) the web interface is designed to integrate with …