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# archfi Just a simple bash script wizard to install Arch Linux after you have booted on the official Arch Linux install media. With this script, you can install Arch Linux with 2 lines of code. This wizard is maked to install minimum packages (base, grub and optionally efibootmgr). At the end of this wizard, you can install or launch archdi (Arch Linux Destop Install) to install and configure desktop packages. ...

# archdi Just a simple bash script wizard to install and configure a full personal computer with Arch Linux. First, install Arch Linux with the official media and optionally with archfi. Look at archfi project to start your arch linux installation : https://github.com/MatMoul/archfi After reboot and your network ready, download the script : curl -L archdi.sf.net/archdi > archdi or if sourceforge is down : curl -L matmoul.github.io/archdi > archdi And run the script : sh archdi Or you can install it on your system with sh archdi -i And then you can use archdi cmd. ...

Appupdater provides advanced functionality to Windows, similar to apt-get or yum on Linux. It automates the process of installing and maintaining up to date versions of programs. It is fully customizable for use in a corporate environment.

NOTE: THIS PROJECT HAS MOVED TO GITHUB. Download from http://nquake.com Source code: http://github.com/nquake QuakeWorld is a very fragmented game. Installing QuakeWorld involves installing Quake, downloading a client, downloading textures, scripts, addons, maps and much more. nQuake does all this for you with a simple online installer. nQuake always installs a completely updated package of QuakeWorld that simply works. nQuake has become the standard within QuakeWorld, so even if...

One-JAR(TM) is a simple solution to a vexing problem in Java: how to distribute an application as a single jar-file, when it depends on multiple other jar-files. One-JAR uses a custom classloader to discover library jar files inside the main jar.

A Windows/Linux build automation tool to consolidate scripts and custom programs under a single location, intermix any languages (scripted or compiled) to perform tasks, allow common GUI interaction in all languages, and enable remote task execution.

LinuxFromScratch describes the process of how you can create your own custom, fully-fledged, full-blown Linux distribution from the ground up. We use nothing but the source code of the software that is used.