Yes, still very much around.

I use it daily for most of my networking tasks. I use it running as a VM as a virtual router and IPSEC tunnel endpoint as it uses so few resources, so small and compact to install, and it's IPSEC configuration is so much easier than many others.

e.g. https://www.quernus.co.uk/2015...

-Matt

...or just use something that was designed better in the first place, and ore secure by default... like Plone.

-Matt

Cubic inches?! So this isn't a project intended to be looking beyond the borders of one country?

-Matt

None. No, seriously, None. As a python programmer for 15 years, I've never had a bug caused by indentation changing the logic. Python code is usually succinct enough with small enough methods that things like that are immediately obvious. If you have more than a couple of levels on indentation in your code, you are doing it wrong.

-Matt

This is the use case I have too. I've messed with touch screen displays and switches and the likes. But a cheap tablet would make a great display for some of my arduino projects.

So, I'd like to know if you can install android on it or compile an app to run on it that can do a simple full screen kiosk mode and have buttons and the likes.

Has it changed in 9 years? Yes of course. Several major versions since then. There is a new content-type system, new theming system, and new UI.

Check out the recently released Plone 5 which has lots of great stuff in it.

https://plone.com/5

-Matt

Just switch to Plone and sleep easier at night. A little out of date figures, but in the time Joomla had 441 exploits, Plone had 9.

https://plone.org/products/plo...

-Matt

No.

e = mv^2.

-Matt

The dodo was in doodoo.

You can now literally be hacked.

I'm pretty sure his shirt was white and gold.