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helenArch
Arch ISO with built-in CLI & GUI installer.
Easier Arch install than ever before! Have you ever tried installing Arch Linux on your PC? Did you experience difficulties? Searching for guides online? Never more, here is the solution for you! Now you can easily do it with Helena, the simple CLI & GUI installer. Just type "./preinstall" or "./preinstall_V2" for newer version (without quotes) to begin. After that just follow the guided install process. If you find any problems with the installer, or you would like to request new... -
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Shell Provision
A simple script-based provisioning system
For cases when things like puppet, chef, cfengine, ansible, bfg2 etc are overkill and/or all we want to do is provision and not do constant configuration management a simpler shell-script based approach is useful. This isn't recommended for deploying production servers or mission critical sorts of things, but as a quick-and-dirty get-things-done for a DIYer it makes sense. -
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The Indian Linux Project Goal is to build a Indian language enabled Linux distro & applications with support for Indian Languages
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This command-line Linux installer (programmed in the Bash language) provides an easy way to install Linux without needing a graphical interface or server. It works in a linear fashion.
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bob-project
Quick, simple, intuitive, powerul UNIX system management solution.
Bob is a system management / configuration tool. It can be used as disaster recovery, and had been designed to support multiple sites / environments with thousands of servers. Bob is secure, quick, and simple. Managing IT infrastructure should not be a chore. Recent system management tools have been built around using cfengine or ruby. 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,... -
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pmgr is a package management system for the Python Language. It is inspired by Portage, the Gentoo Linux PMS. It uses Pythons distutils to install source packages, but also provides its own powerful framework for non-distutils packages.
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