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    update-golang

    update-golang

    Easily fetch and install new Golang releases with minimal intrusion

    update-golang is a script to easily fetch and install new Golang releases with minimum system intrusion. The script uses local system OS and ARCH to download the correct binary release. It is not harmful to run the script multiple times. Downloaded releases are kept as cache under '/usr/local'. You can erase them manually. By default, the script only detects actual releases (not beta releases, not release candidates). However one can force any specific non-final release. The default behavior...
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    TSC Package Manager is a mutli-platform generic Ruby based package preparation and installation facility. Sub-packages are self-extracting well-compressed files that may be installed, removed, updated or patched. Well suited for non-root installations. Moved to: https://github.com/tsc-collection/tsc-tpm Now part of GitHub's TSC Collection available at https://github.com/tsc-collection
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    Everyone is writing shell scripts with his own style, but sometimes it's difficult to understand developpement from an application to another, or between different developpers. By using Norma standards, it well be easy for everyone.
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