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== & Requested Document Updates ==
* persistent irc backend daemon/service for hexchat to connect to, i guess "attach."
* {{Package|x11-wm/wmfs}}
* reverse dependency resolution...  not once emerge pkg --tree is said or equery depends pkg on the entire wiki?
* reverse dependency resolution...  not once emerge pkg --tree is said or equery depends pkg on the entire wiki?
* more email stuff....
* dkim/spf dns configurations probably under bind, not sure if dnsmasq supports that stuff.....
* dkim/spf dns configurations probably under bind, not sure if dnsmasq supports that stuff.....
* auto logins (for startx, lxdm, and others if they're possible)
* auto logins (for startx, lxdm, and others if they're possible) to make simple kiosk machines easily.
* entropy stuff no.1 benchmarking {{c|rngtest}}, need a test command to benchmark bits per second generated ensure production grade viability.
* entropy stuff no.1 benchmarking {{c|rngtest}}, need a test command to benchmark bits per second generated ensure production grade viability.
* more entropy stuff cryptographically secure & otherwise.  (csrng, timer_entropyd (seems broken), clrngd (crashes does nothing), video-entropyd (slow to generate), haveged (seems like a good answer)  hardware sources of entropy onerng, truerng...  we need to be able to slam out tons of secure ssh keys/gpg keys/ssl keys quickly with confidence.
* more entropy stuff cryptographically secure & otherwise.  (csrng, timer_entropyd (seems broken), clrngd (crashes does nothing), video-entropyd (slow to generate), haveged (seems like a good answer)  hardware sources of entropy onerng, truerng...  we need to be able to slam out tons of secure ssh keys/gpg keys/ssl keys quickly with confidence. csprng on google code appears to be a good system...  https://code.google.com/p/csrng/  it supports alternate rng sources and even hotbits.  i got etam's fortuna daemon running well, and setup csprng to accept entropy from fortuna, however these 2 need ebuilds and a bit of polish.
 
* specto / rss, but probably just specto...  we need a system to monitor upstream sources to know when to rev-bump ebuilds....
== industrial stuff ==
* MTP cellphone file transfer stuff.  The gentoo page on the subject is a mess https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/MTP  thunar + thunar-volman + libmtp + gvfs mtp use flag doesn't result in auto mounting for my wonderful new phone.  the page doesn't suggest a super lean method, nor have a automagic just works walk through.
* we need plc stuff
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* we need cad/cam/cnc stuff, g code generation
 
== stuff drobbins requests ==
*This page contains good content that should be integrated into the wiki:  http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-coreutils/2008-06/msg00039.html

Latest revision as of 05:25, November 4, 2020

  • reverse dependency resolution... not once emerge pkg --tree is said or equery depends pkg on the entire wiki?
  • dkim/spf dns configurations probably under bind, not sure if dnsmasq supports that stuff.....
  • auto logins (for startx, lxdm, and others if they're possible) to make simple kiosk machines easily.
  • entropy stuff no.1 benchmarking rngtest, need a test command to benchmark bits per second generated ensure production grade viability.
  • more entropy stuff cryptographically secure & otherwise. (csrng, timer_entropyd (seems broken), clrngd (crashes does nothing), video-entropyd (slow to generate), haveged (seems like a good answer) hardware sources of entropy onerng, truerng... we need to be able to slam out tons of secure ssh keys/gpg keys/ssl keys quickly with confidence. csprng on google code appears to be a good system... https://code.google.com/p/csrng/ it supports alternate rng sources and even hotbits. i got etam's fortuna daemon running well, and setup csprng to accept entropy from fortuna, however these 2 need ebuilds and a bit of polish.
  • specto / rss, but probably just specto... we need a system to monitor upstream sources to know when to rev-bump ebuilds....
  • MTP cellphone file transfer stuff. The gentoo page on the subject is a mess https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/MTP thunar + thunar-volman + libmtp + gvfs mtp use flag doesn't result in auto mounting for my wonderful new phone. the page doesn't suggest a super lean method, nor have a automagic just works walk through.