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sfxPackager
Setup / install creation system for Windows.
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QTGZManager is a frontend to the Slackware pkgtools that can compare versions, install, reinstall, upgrade, downgrade and remove packages. It also shows the package contents, information, freezes/unfreezes a specific version as well as download latest official Slackware patches.
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package
the command-line package manager of BALDIX
This is the package manager of BALDIX SYSTEM. With this you can install, remove and update software on the system with the BSP packahe system. -
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packabei
Chakra Packaging Utility
Tool to edit and manage Chakra package sources — PKGBUILD scripts and related files. -
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A software administration system for GNU/Linux systems with capabilities for network transparent package management, host-to-host data copying, creating tar archives with embedded signatures, and use as a directory content integrity checker.
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BTS is a Build Template System designed for building packages for th common packing systems in use by current distributions based on a single XML package description. We are finally restarting development after a long break due to NeOS work.
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NPFLIB is a library to manage npf package files that can be use with applications. The packages consists in a set of files gathered in a single file. They can be use as a data directory for a program or simply as archives.
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We are a little group from norway who has a unix OS project called elran. And we need a package system like emerge and dpkg/apt-get and that is what we are planning to create now.
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UPMS is based on BSD ports system, it can be used on any FSH 2.x Linux compatible distribution. UPMS have two level of dependencies checking, required and suggested. This two levels makes UPMS to tune all of the packages to optimal or minimal, depend on
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DOSConf is an installer to install, update, repair, remove and create installation and patch package. It will be developed for DOS / Win32 platforms and in the future for another operating systems, like Linux.
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GNUpdate is a set of libraries and tools that provide universal package management on Linux systems, allowing any distribution to install packages from other distributions, as well as updating the system with the latest versions of installed packages.
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A graphical front-end for the Debian "apt" tool. Storm Package Manager was developed at Stormix Technologies Inc.
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A dynamic package manager with a virtual file system interface. Keep track of files installed from a source tarball and easily remove those files. Simply copying files from /usr/src/{package name} will automaticly create a package.
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