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A Tcl implementation of XML-RPC providing client and server support. Requires no extra packages. Documentation and samples included. Implements the XML-RPC spec from xmlrpc.com. Tested under Linux and Tcl8.0(needs only the socket api).
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pkgbuild is a graphical development environment for Red Hat's RPM packaging format. It is designed to allow easy building and testing of RPM SPEC files. This is in the hope that more people will build and distribute quality RPMs. If your new to RPM it is
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RPM Workshop is for the experienced/professional packager. This tool will give the packager GUI access to take a new tar file and create a spec file and RPMS or open an exsisting spec file for updating.
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RPM Builder serves the novice/newbie audience. It gives them an easy way to take small applications that only have tarred releases and build a simple spec file and resulting rpm file.
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phpRPMBuilder is a web service that will server the novice/newbie audience, and give them an easy way to take small applications that only have tarred releases and build a simple spec file and resulting rpm file. All this is done thru a web page.
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rpm-depcheck is a tool for checking the RPM dependencies of a specified command. It is useful, for example, for getting an indication of what should be included in the "BuildRequires" tag of a RPM spec file when compiling a program.
