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    redfish-lab

    Get started with the Redfish RESTful API from the DMTF

    Redfish-lab allows a smooth ramp-up with the Redfish RESTful API on an HPE ProLiant server, including UEFI/BIOS configuration with various scripting languages like PowerShell and Python. Small tutorials/articles are also proposed in the Wiki section.
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    TeXas assists the building process of LaTeX files and provides useful scripted features. It mainly acts as an automated build system. TeXbooklet creates booklets out of LaTeX files while TeXlayout creates a LaTeX file with a standard layout in it.
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    This project is designed to optimize search engine results by managing your web server sitemaps. The software combines both command line processes and a web user interface with a highly configurable architecture.
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