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Ostinato provides two ways to generate packets for protocols that are not available out of the box.

A rendition of Heinrich Lichner’s Opus 160 No. 6 - Lily Sorry, your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio Composer: Heinrich Lichner Piano: Srivats P.

Ostinato includes and supports a lot of the commonly used protocols to generate packets.

Download A4 size printable poster PDF Source: Zen Habits Design H/T: Paul Zii’s 29 ways to stay creative (Paul’s original tumblr is dead)

Ostinato uses Qt for cross-platform UI functionality and ships with a few styles built in that mimic the look and feel of various platforms.

Update (2021): Ostinato now supports 10G, 25G and 40Gbps line-rate rate traffic using the Turbo Transmit add-on.

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Update (2021): Ostinato now supports 10G, 25G and 40Gbps line-rate rate traffic using the Turbo Transmit add-on.

Update (2021): Ostinato now supports 10G, 25G and 40Gbps line-rate rate traffic using the Turbo Transmit add-on.

A cover of Jim Reeves’ Señor Santa Claus Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

A good friend of mine recently published a Kindle short - Brown Boy.

A cover of Plain White T’s Hey There Delilah Sorry, your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio Piano and vocals: Srivats P.

About a month ago, Ostinato user cube_030 provided the following suggestions as part of the Ostinato quick feedback survey UI needs to be cleaned up some things should be automatic or more clear.

When setting up my Qt based development environment for Ostinato, on my new Win 10 based desktop, I ran into this strange problem where the qDebug output wouldn’t be available/visible on DbgView.

There have been times when I’ve wanted to write something but didn’t ‘coz I didn’t have a “place” (aka blog) to write at.