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Unattended installation of several Linux(kickstart,preseed,autoyast) and Windows(2000,XP,2003,2003R2,Vista,7,8,,10,112008,2012,2016,2019,2022,2025). Features: inventory, software management, dhcp-ldap, dns-ldap, php-ssh, syslog-ng, rsyslog, switch managment, ldap browser, pxe manager, central cron management, license management, guacomole integration.
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Composer parallel install plugin
This is a composer 1.x plugin that downloads packages in parallel to speed up the installation process. This plugin is for Composer1; Composer2 is very fast on its own. Recognize composer's options. You don't need to set any special configuration. To avoid Composer asking for authentication it is recommended to follow the procedure on composer's authentication. For github.com you could also use an auth.json file with an oauth access token placed on the the same level as your composer.json file. -
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Winona is a PHP driven tool for installing various packages like Mediawiki from your browser. Its modular structure makes it extensible through plugins. Installations can be heavily modified rather than using the default installer.
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