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    kpackage4

    kpackage4

    Kpackage4 : a GUI tool to manage RPM, Debian ... packages

    ...Through `Settings' menu, path to local (RPM) or remote (Debian) repositories can be setup for installing new packages. A `Management' mode is also available to examine a package file (source or binary). A handbook is created during build process Build requires CMake, KDE4 and Qt4. Code is hosted by a Git repository; a tarball file (.xz) and a source rpm for Mandriva and Mageia distributions are also available See README for configure, build and install operations. TODO : Kpackage4 was fully tested with RPM package handler. ...
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    KJsplit is a file joiner and splitter. It can split a big file into smaller size files ( floppy , 2Mb , 4Mb , 10Mb , 20 Mb ) .001 , 002 etc. Of course it is possible to rejoin them again. It is a unix clone of hjsplit for windows , and it is fully comp
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