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...With NSIS you can create such installers that are capable of doing everything that is needed to setup your software. NSIS is script-based and allows you to create the logic to handle even the most complex installation tasks. Many plug-ins and scripts are already available: you can create web installers, communicate with Windows and other software components, install or update shared components and more.

Universal sw mgmt tool optimized for best resource usage. In SW mgmt, sw is organized in packages with dependencies. Process consists of more tasks, using different resources: net, CPU UniPkg runs tasks in parallel with optimal usage of resources.

The GNU/Linux System Architect Toolkit is designed to help speed the process of building of a system from source code. Architect takes the time consuming tasks of configuring, building, stripping and packaging and automates them with shell scripts.

(pronounced 'automate') -- A Java-based framework for automating routine tasks across a set of machines. Supports XML configuration files, extensible set of parameterized tasks, abstract task definitions, nested config files and web-based invocation.

...A remaster of the KNOPPIX distro for Amateur Radio Operators (Hams) who have no prior experience with Linux. Provides a complete OS, software for hobby, web, and word tasks. All contained in an .iso file ready to burn to CD.

NLAT is a tool that let you easily admin few tasks while logging in a Samba PDC, performing a set of operation you otherwise have to complete manually on each PC. NLAT is particulary useful in medium size and large size networks. The whole system is com

Java package containing architecture to distribute CPU intensive processing tasks across the internet. A generic client will be capable of running any task the server provides it, automatically updating the code it runs.

Fragit provides high level ant tasks in order greatly simplify the Java build process. These tasks can be chained together in order to painlessly switch between different deployment strategies - eg 3-tier for release versus 2-tier for development.