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NSIS (Nullsoft Scriptable Install System) is a professional open source system to create Windows installers. It is designed to be as small and flexible as possible and is therefore very suitable for internet distribution. Being a user's first experience with your product, a stable and reliable installer is an important component of succesful software. With NSIS you can create such installers that are capable of doing everything that is needed to setup your software. NSIS is...

Cross-platform Java executable wrapper for creating lightweight Windows native EXEs. Provides advanced JRE search, application startup configuration and better user experience.

Monolithor creates monolithic installers for Windows from a dependency tree of intermediate binary packages. Currently NSIS is used for creating the installer and the supported packages are the RPMs built by openSUSE.

LuaDist is a CMake built module distribution and deployment tool for the Lua programming language. It aims to achieve zero configuration runtime environment for Lua modules and libraries be it source or binary.

elfpgp allows for digital signatures to be injected into ELF files; these signatures can later be used to validate the binary.

Installer Options is a small utility used to create option dialogs for use by NullSoft's NSIS installer application. NSIS is a very powerful install program, but lacks the ability to create dialog boxes to prompt the user for additional information. Please Note: This is an old project that was eventually integrated into NSIS distribution directly. The plug-in mechanism eventually changed, so this version of the code no longer works properly with NSIS. I have left the project online for...

Meta pkg is a cross packager, which is able to generate differente binary packages from one description file, typically deb, rpm, etc.

An extension of the current diff & patch programs to support the analysis of differences between binary files. Will include module support to specially handle user-defined types using user-created modules

C10 strives to be compatible, innovative, complete and useful,whilst also aiming for modularity and cleanliness.The goal is to provide an integrated system (similar to the BSDs), with binary compatibility with other ABIs/OSes.