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deb-get is a command-line tool that extends the capabilities of apt-get by enabling the installation and management of .deb packages published via GitHub releases or direct downloads. It simplifies the process of obtaining and updating software not available in standard repositories, providing a seamless experience for users seeking to install third-party applications on Debian-based systems. ​

Pacstall is an AUR-inspired package manager tailored for Ubuntu, aiming to simplify the installation of software not available in official repositories. It utilizes "pacscripts" to automate the building and installation of packages from source, providing users with a streamlined method to access a broader range of applications. Pacstall enhances the Ubuntu experience by bringing the flexibility and community-driven approach of Arch's AUR to Debian-based systems.

Gobisoft is a batch package builder for applications, it builds a self-install package of your programs. Creates a stand alone executable file that performs the (secured installation and removing) of the elements necessary to distribute your applications. The software offers many possibilities, such as executing commands before and after installation.

Ellipsis is a package manager for dotfiles, designed to simplify the management and synchronization of configuration files across multiple systems. It treats any Git repository as a package, allowing users to modularize their dotfiles and keep them organized. Ellipsis is cross-platform and includes features to ensure safe and consistent dotfile management.​

pacapt is a lightweight shell script that provides a unified interface to various package managers across different Unix-like systems. By emulating the command syntax of Arch Linux's pacman, it allows users to perform package management tasks consistently, regardless of the underlying system. This tool simplifies the user experience for those who work across multiple distributions and prefer a standardized command set.​