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Fink brings the full world of Unix Open Source software to Darwin and macOS. Packages are downloaded and built automatically and installed into a tree managed by dpkg, all with full dependency tracking.

mk-slack64-multilib is a simple script to create, from a Slackware64 tree and a multilib mirror, a Slackware64+multilib tree, and optionaly, a Slackware64+multilib ISO image.

FOR WINDOWS USERS WHO WANT TO JUMP TO LINUX EASILY/PAINLESSLY WITH A FAST BOOTING USB FLASH DRIVE. LATEST VERSION AT www.grub4usb.com A simplified "FAMILY TREE"/"Ancestor" perspective: www.grub4usb.com for more. Introduction (from http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/) GRANDPA: GRUB is a Multiboot boot loader. It was derived from GRUB, the GRand Unified Bootloader, originally by Erich Stefan Boleyn. DAD: GRUB4DOS made it easier for Windows/DOS users, but was still unreliable; the boot record was difficult to install for average users. ...

eix can access Gentoo portage ebuild information and description very quickly (using a local cache). It can also be used to access information on installed packages, local settings, and local and external overlays, and informs about changes in the tree.

Monolithor creates monolithic installers for Windows from a dependency tree of intermediate binary packages. Currently NSIS is used for creating the installer and the supported packages are the RPMs built by openSUSE.

Patchamama is a binary patch maker/applier that works on directory tree. It can be used in application deployment, large scale project patching (including source and binary data). It use bsdiff for the binary diff job and 7zip for compression.

Lazyscripts is just a stupid script distrubtion tool and quick-installer in linux, Source code can be found here: http://github.com/hychen/lazyscript/tree/master we don't use this site now, we moved to www.lazyscripts.org

gpkgdep shows the FreeBSD package dependencies in three different views: - a tree view shows all packages required by each package - a tree view shows all packages which depend on each package - a list view allows to play with the packages. By marking

prtpacker is a tool for creating trees of program resources which can be compiled into your program. For example say your program needs an image 'image.png'. Instead of having to make sure 'image.png' is some where your program can find it you ca

PortUp is a ports tree updating tool for OpenBSD. It's goal is to easily keep the ports tree and installed packages up-to-date on an OpenBSD box.

tardiff is a perl utility that enables easy patch creation for two different versions of a build/install tree in tarball format. tardiff uses advanced mechanisms to determine differences (visit homepage for a thorough description).

BrowseCD is a directory browser suitable for data-CD content. It only shows a directory tree, only files named "Readme.txt", "Liesmich.txt", "LisezMoi.txt", "LeggiMi.txt" are shown and displayed when selected. You can copy or open folders using BrowseCD.

Ports Tree Explorer (PTE) is a small tool that allows you to navigate through your /usr/ports tree, showing you information about a selected port, tree view, software categories (/usr/ports main dirs) and finaly allows you to install a selected port.

This is a hardware autodetection & configuration tool. It detects changes in the system's hardware configuration, and gives the option of configuring added or removed devices. This project is not maintained by Red Hat.

<b>relink</b> is a <i>package management tool</i> for organization and management of software packages. It should run on any UNIX platform that runs PERL. Similar tools include: rpm(REDHAT/Mandrake), pkgadd(Slackware/SUN), stow(GNU) and depot(CMU)