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sinstall is a perl script used to install and manage source packages. Includes PORTS for non-standart programs, CVS build, linux from scratch, ftp downloads, software updates and more.
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uClibcLinux is a Linux distribution based on uClibc (http://www.uclibc.org). It is a source-based distribution and has two goals: - provide an easily extensible build-system - provide a repository of software compiling and running with uClibc
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VIA is a set of tools that allow you to create multiple configuration profiles in your (usually mobile) computer, and then select which profile you're going to use at boot time, manually or automatically.
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Extended Slackware package management tools, added new features like those in other distro's package tools (ie rpm, deb, slp, etc..) and provide multiple interfaces including console, Gnome, and KDE.
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This tools will automagically configure the linux kernel, detecting hardware and used sotware protocols. The project will be (maybe) included in kernel 2.5, with the new CML2. We provide also a stand-alone tool to configure 2.4.x kernels.
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NAIS is a free, non-interactive, network automated installation system to install the Debian GNU/Linux operating system on a Beowulf cluster or to automatically setup a cluster of workstations.
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This project is aimed at creating a process to efficiently install large numbers of identical machines, such as in an ISP or corporate environment.
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Sherman is a tool designed to aid in the deployment of Win9x workstations and software within an organization. The linux-based bootdiskallows for the unattended installation of Win9x, while the client provides basic software packaging services.
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Paella is a installation/configuration management system centered on being able to easily define, configure, maintain and update systems and networks.
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InstaDMG is a tool that allows for the modular creation of Mac OS X deployment images using Apple Installer packages.
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A do-it-yourself live Arch Linux CD/DVD/USB-stick. These scripts assist in the building of completely customizable live media based on Arch Linux.
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A post-installation tools and goodies for Fedora 7 Linux distribution, like the support of 3D environment for all graphic cards, support of multimedia player and codecs, the support of ntfs, and windows games in linux.
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A Script for All Seasons: ProcessControl allows advanced monitoring, launch, shutdown and restart of applications in a UNIX(C) environment. Written in BASH, PC will do (among other things) a timed shutdown of your application followed by a restart.
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The PCPAC project describes a method for converting a Linux desktop distribution into a safe, reliable and efficient PAC, a Public Access Computer, for a library, school or waiting room. The intention is to have discussions about distros and scripts.