Bug#879824: ITP: kronosnet -- Multipoint-to-multipoint VPN implementation
Package: wnpp Severity: wishlist Owner: =?utf-8?q?Ferenc_W=C3=A1gner?= * Package name: kronosnet Version : 1.0 to be released this year Upstream Author : Fabio M. Di Nitto * URL : http://www.kronosnet.org * License : LGPL 2.1+ (applications GPL 2+) Programming Lang: C Description : Multipoint-to-multipoint VPN implementation VPN library using UDP/SCTP technology focusing on High-Availability. Detects connectivity issues via link heartbeat and performs fast failover. Provides plugin interfaces for encryption, compression and switching. Carries arbitraty data types, not just Ethernet. Can be used internally or exposed to the host via TAP interfaces. This is a dependency of the upcoming Corosync major version 3, thus I'm bringing it under the Debian HA Team umbrella.
Re: Bug#847809: ITP: tcvt -- multicolumn virtual terminal
Adrien CLERC writes: > Le 11/12/2016 à 23:39, Ferenc Wágner a écrit : > >> * Package name: tcvt >> Version : git snapshot 82c24e2 >> Upstream Author : Helmut Grohne >> * URL : http://subdivi.de/~helmut/tcvt/ > > From the main page: > Multibyte encodings such as utf8 are not supported, because Python is buggy. > > Is that still an issue? I highly doubt that a terminal application that > doesn't support UTF8 is useful nowadays. Unfortunately, this is still an issue and indeed limits the applicability domain of the software. However, it became feasible to fix by dropping Python 2 support and work is ongoing now. -- Regards, Feri
Bug#847809: ITP: tcvt -- multicolumn virtual terminal
Package: wnpp Severity: wishlist Owner: "Ferenc Wágner" * Package name: tcvt Version : git snapshot 82c24e2 Upstream Author : Helmut Grohne * URL : http://subdivi.de/~helmut/tcvt/ * License : BSD-2-clause Programming Lang: Python Description : multicolumn virtual terminal Your screen is getting wider. Keeping track of long lines gets harder. Space on the right hand side of the screen is completely blank due to short lines. Are you struggling with these? Then tcvt is for you. . The two column virtual terminal, short tcvt, can be used to vertically split a single terminal in two columns. This is similar to a two column layout in printing, just for regular terminals. . Note that this is not about placing two terminals next to each other. This task is already solved by tiling window managers, screen, tmux and splitvt. What tcvt does is create a single very tall terminal with two columns. I find this utility very useful for some administrative tasks.
