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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.
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bob-project
Quick, simple, intuitive, powerul UNIX system management solution.
...Why should a system administrator have to be a developer? Why do they need to learn a new language? Operating systems have already solved this problem, it's called file system. In UNIX everything is a file. If you can use an editor, you already know bob. Yes, it is that simple. Why bob? Because it's Bob The Builder - yes we can! -
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jared (just another registry editor) is a java library for editing the windows registry offline. It reads a registry file into memory, and allows modifications and rewriting the hive. Has command line program for mods using a .reg file. Supports gcj.
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Force-get is a package-manager which grabs files from the internet and installs them, much like portage. It supports binary and source packages, and was designed with one simple principle in mind: source and binary packages living in peace together.
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Meta pkg is a cross packager, which is able to generate differente binary packages from one description file, typically deb, rpm, etc.
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