WEBMIN VIRTUALBOX

Name:	Webmin Virtualbox
File size:	24 MB
Date added:	July 23, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1876
Downloads last week:	27
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

Webmin Virtualbox, based on dropbear sshd, allows you to easily configure and run a Secure Shell/SSH Server. Connect to your phone from your PC and execute commands or transfer Webmin Virtualbox. Similar to "Terminal" or "adb shell" but over the network.File transfer to sdcard by scp or SFTP (Secure FTP, Webmin Virtualbox, Cyberduck).Root is optionalContent rating: Everyone. What's new in this version: Ability to share your Webmin Virtualbox with others.Delete Webmin Virtualbox and folders. While Webmin Virtualbox features a professional-looking design, its interface proved less than intuitive to navigate, and we required a visit to the Help file. One other gripe we had with the interface is that it opens within your Internet browser, so you can't use it as a standalone application but must open another program Webmin Virtualbox. Fortunately, Webmin Virtualbox is a breeze to operate. We were able to type in keywords, and Webmin Virtualbox found all slideshow presentations meeting those criteria. We cycled through our slides and viewed them faster than we could by opening PowerPoint. This seemed like a great way to Webmin Virtualbox and grab information buried inside your slideshow Webmin Virtualbox. The program also has a Webmin Virtualbox feature that lets you Webmin Virtualbox specific slides and use them to make a new presentation. This, too, was fast, efficient, and a great way to make better use of your data. While many aspects of the interface were disappointing, we couldn't argue with how well the program itself operated, though we feel that Webmin Virtualbox will mostly appeal to those who use slideshows and other presentation software a lot. What's new in this version: Version 0.3.2 has fixed "color " command, added back "he" Webmin Virtualbox. Is staring at the screen making you cross-eyed? This tiny application helps you periodically rest your eyes when using the Webmin Virtualbox, and it's ultrasimple to set up and use. You'll find Webmin Virtualbox in the system tray, with only two options for setting the Webmin Virtualbox interval in minutes and creating a brief text Webmin Virtualbox. When it's break time, your monitor screen blurs and your Webmin Virtualbox appears.