Latest version of the Owncloud-client for Slackware x64. This one is build on a Slackware-current x64 system, using QT 5.9.4, QT-webkit 5.9.1 and qtkeychain 0.7.0.
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Latest version of the Owncloud-client for Slackware x64. This one is build on a Slackware-current x64 system, using QT 5.9.4, QT-webkit 5.9.1 and qtkeychain 0.7.0.
Enjoy 🙂
Latest version of the Owncloud-client for Slackware x64. This one is build on a Slackware-current x64 system, using QT 5.9.3 and qtkeychain 0.7.0.
Enjoy 🙂
Latest version of the Owncloud-client for Slackware x64. This one is build on a Slackware 14.2 x64 system, using QT 4.8.7 and qtkeychain 0.7.0.
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In this article, I will show how you can edit the default user profile, as part of your Windows 10 deployment task. There are multiple methods available to edit the default user profile (GPO’s, logon scripts, copy configured profile over the default profile,…), but my preferred method for modifying the default user experience is to edit the default user profile directly using a script that is run during Windows deployment.
This script can also be run on existing machines. This approach can easily be adjusted to your likings, is easy to perform, and does not require lots of preparation.
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