Most of these are getting pretty old now.
- Dell V305 Printer on Linux
Getting a Dell V305 (and others, including Lexmarks) to work on Linux (in my case, Fedora) [1] - Sony NW-E00X:
Use the Sony NW-E00X (NW-E002, NW-E003, etc.) on Linux, FreeBSD, Mac OS X, etc. [2] - HP Laserjet 1018:
Use the HP LaserJet 1018 printer (and others) on Linux (Fedora) [3] - WordPress backup plugin:
UpdraftPlus – simple WordPress backup with remote storage (Amazon S3, Dropbox, FTP, Webdav, SFTP). [4] Also:My WordPress.Org profile page [5]. - PHPCoin helpdesk via command-line:
Operate a PHPCoin helpdesk via the command line. - Disk Encryption:
Encrypt your data using LUKS (Linux) - Juniper SSL VPN:
Use the Juniper Networks SSL VPN client on Linux (Fedora) [6] - Dell Inspiron 1501:
Installing Linux on a Dell Inspiron 1501 (Fedora Core 7) [7] - Free remote desktop client
Free (for limited use) TeamViewer remote desktop alternative [8] - Migrating from FCKeditor to CKeditor without changing any code
A snippet of code to allow easy migration from FCKeditor to CKeditor [9] - Changing an OsCommerce password via SQL
A snippet of PHP code to generate the SQL to run to change an OsCommerce password [10] - A port rotator for mosh
If you use the mosh “mobile shell”, using non-default ports, then here is a useful script. [11]
Older, probably less useful nowadays:
- Nokia N70 / Series 60:
Using the Nokia N70 and other Series 60 phones on Linux (Fedora) [12] - Canon i250:
Use the Canon i250 bubblejet printer on Linux (Fedora) [13] - Dell Inspiron 5150:
Installing Linux on a Dell Inspiron 5150 (Fedora Core 2) [14] - VoipBuster:
Use VoipBuster under Linux / Mac OS / Solaris (outdated) [15]