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Blackpkg
A package installer for additional Slackware Slackbuilds.org packages.
Blackpkg is a slackpkg and apt-get like script to automatically download, build and install Slackware sources packages from www.slackbuilds.org. You can edit the SlackBuild before installing the package. -
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4buntu is a set of scripts to install a collection of digital forensic tools on top of a Linux system. The tools provide a complete forensic workstation to investigate different systems such as Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
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A collection of scripts, rpm's and Solaris packages for automatically Configuring the Nagios server in large installations. Client packages for Linux, Solaris, AIX and Windows. Wonderful tool for semistandardized environments.
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A useful collection scripts (backup, security, system management, games, network, etc.). This project development in Bash + Zenity.
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OASI is a collection of open source tools and best practices to build an enterprise solution from SO to clustered DB and application server up to application solution. GPL tools released allow management and installation/configuration of the whole syste
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PyRPM is an experimental project to look at RPM package management. It is a Python module and a collection of scripts that provide similar functionality as rpm, yum, and related software.
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Nold Tools is a collection of usefull tools, that are already inside of a OS but no beginer knows them. So it's pretty usefull for everyone. At the moment there is no GUI, and I'm not going to code one, but the TUI that NT has is pretty handy, too.
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Sidman is a collection of easy-to-use tool. They help you manage your Sidux Linux. For more information / installation instruction, please go to http://sidman.sidux.com
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Notp is a collection of shell scripts and a simple C daemon that allows the cluster sysadmin to quickly install/update/change the running operating system on a variety of host machines. Used with a scheduler, they provide batch-runtime OS provisioning.
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FreeBSD port collection management software. Insures your ports are only built with the most up to date sources. Great for users of KDE or GNOME that must always be concerned over the way their underlying ports were built.
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PHPRPMs is a collection of tools required to build PHP extensions "missing" from your RedHat/Fedora distribution (such as mhash, mcrypt, FDFtk, mssql, SQLite, APC, APD, dBase, filePro and others) as RPM add-ons to your "factory" PHP packages.
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makeLFS is a collection of makefiles to automate the build of LinuxFromScratch. From a Linux boot CD, one can build a customized LFS system from sources.
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This is a manager for the FreeBSD ports collection. gports is written in c using the gtk2 library. You can install, deinstall your ports with a single mouse click. A port creation tool is in planning.
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This is a collection of XF86Configs for a variety of hardware. If you've hacked together a working XF86Config file for any kind of strange hardware, please submit it to the collection. See the file HOWTO-contribute for details. Every file is sacred.
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Originally an attempt to create a user-friendly Linux distribution, this has devolved into a collection of tools to make existing distributions more user friendly.
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