These are my links for 27 giu 2013 through 3 lug 2013:

• Miniflux – Minimalist and Open Source News Reader – Miniflux is a minimalist and open source news reader. Features: Optimized for readability Very easy to use Minimalist design Fast Efficient No social network support No advertising and user tracking Privacy No data locking, host anywhere Web based Mobile ready Secure Translated into several languages Super simple installation Open source and free software [ via http://tinyapps.org/blog/nix/201307020700_miniflux.html ]
• Cozy, a personal cloud you can hack, host and delete – Cozy a personal cloud you can host, hack, and delete [ via http://onethingwell.org/post/54433660862/cozy ]
• How to interpret the status of dpkg (–list)? | Programming in Linux – dpkg (debian package manager) is the package manager for Ubuntu (debian based distributions). dpkg can be used to install packages in Ubuntu. With dpkg, you can see the status of various packages like: the packages are currently installed the packages are removed the configuration files are present marked for removal Let’s explore the output of dpkg –list.
• Jugnu Life :-): How to install Tomcat in Linux (Ubuntu) – To install Tomcat we need Java to be installed in the system. If you want to know how to install Java on Linux you can refer this earlier post on the same. We can install Java either using packages (apt , yum) or manually. This post explains how to do it manually. The main advantage of doing it manually is that all the tomcat files are in one location. The automated installation will spread the setup files across various locations. It places the Tomcat configuration files at various non standard places.