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Modular JSON by trees and branches, pointers and patches
The 'jsondata' package provides for the modular in-memory processing of JSON data by trees, branches, pointers, and patches. The main interface classes are:
- JSONData - Core for RFC7159 based data structures. Provides modular data components.
- JSONDataSerializer - Core for RFC7159 based data persistence. Provides modular data serialization.
- JSONPointer - RFC6901 for addressing by pointer paths. Provides pointer arithmetics.
- JSON Relative Pointer -...
A package manager for Slackware Linux. Install and uppdate trought FTP, HTTP... Choose between current or release. Search for files in packages, Serach with wildcards. Use blacklist. Run as non-root. Checks md5s and deps
Nhopkg is a lightweight and powerfull package manager system for unix like operating systems. Nhopkg can install, remove, update, search and manage software packages (.nho).
LUPUS (LUPUS Universal Plattformindependent Update System) is a powerful tool for system-administrators. It's some kind of mixture of apt, dpkg, subversion, cfengine and qmake ;-)
gnome-pkgtool is a GTK+/GNOME package manager for Slackware allowing you to install, uninstall and upgrade packages, automatically build packages from source, search through installed packages and more.
kAPTleen is a KDE frontend to Debian's APT package manager tool. It shall provide an easy way to manage package sources, upgrade your system, search for packages, install packages, and - last, but not least - find & remove unused packages.