Author Antoine Aflalo
Thanks to @ramon18 we now have a wonderful new notification type: Banner As said in his pull request #186 this is perfect for gamers, this banner notification looks like the usual notification from program interacting with games. It’s a small… Continue Reading →
As you may know, I’m developing SoundSwitch in my free time. Lately, it’s been struck as a Trojan by Kaspersky. This happens just a couple of month after Symantec did the same with Norton. Moreover, it was at the same… Continue Reading →
This version comes with an overhaul of the UX (settings menu, update, etc …) done by @FireEmerald. As you can see in his screenshot #169 there is a big improvement of the DPI of the application. Some changes in the… Continue Reading →
This version comes with an overhaul of the UX (settings menu, update, etc …) done by @FireEmerald. As you can see in his screenshot #169 there is a big improvement of the DPI of the application. Some changes in the… Continue Reading →
Warning for Beta Users If you are coming from the previous Beta version, it’s possible your settings will be messed up for the Notification or even crash on Windows 7. Please delete your configuration located in %appdata%/SoundSwitch then restart SoundSwitch…. Continue Reading →
In a previous blog post (Fail2ban + Tarpit), I explained how to setup a Tarpit for Fail2ban to use it against the attacker that got banned multiple times. It works great especially in conjunction with WP Fail2ban, a fail2ban plugin for… Continue Reading →
This beta version contains two major changes thanks to @FireEmerald Localization Disable updates Localization You can now set the language of SoundSwitch, for now, we support French, German and English. When changing the language setting, SoundSwitch will ask you to… Continue Reading →
In my previous guide on dehydrated, the bash client for let’s encrypt, I’ve only touched on the DNS-01 feature. Upon further investigation and usage of said feature I give you this guide. DNS-01 DNS-01 is another type of verification of… Continue Reading →
A couple of fixes in the certificate installation. Also, I’m re-adding the PDB since it’s not the issue with Norton/Antivirus. I’m signing again all the DLL (hoping this was the issue with the different Antivirus). Most visible change is a… Continue Reading →
I removed the debugging symbols from the installer, hoping it will remove the false positive from some of the Anti-virus. The updater will now check for the Signature I’m using, to be sure you’re going to installer a trusted version… Continue Reading →
