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Pelr script, that upgrades installed slackware packages from CD, DVD or mounted ISO, folder, when you get new version of slakckware linux.
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Pisi is the next generation packaging system of Pardus GNU/Linux OS. piside is intended to showcase both the ease of developing packages as well as the capabilities of pisi.
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BTS is a Build Template System designed for building packages for th common packing systems in use by current distributions based on a single XML package description. We are finally restarting development after a long break due to NeOS work.
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BDT aka Beton Development ToolKit is a set of Bash scripts which controls execution of BetonBuild scritps. The BetonBuild scripts are similar to SlackBuild scripts and are very useful for building variety software packages.
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Box 2.0 is a advanced package manager for FreeBSD (including PCBSD and DesktopBSD) and Linux. It has many features, such as compatability with existing package managers, and mounting of packages.
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Bash Package Manager is a package manager like Portage written in bash. All packages are made in a sandbox so not to damage the file system in any way. It also supports dependency resolving if the package has any dependency set in the build file.
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This project packages several third party open source libraries as plugins for the eclipse platform (see http://www.eclipse.org/). These packages can be used to build Eclipse plugins that depend on these third party libraries.
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Force-get is a package-manager which grabs files from the internet and installs them, much like portage. It supports binary and source packages, and was designed with one simple principle in mind: source and binary packages living in peace together.
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remerge is a simple web interface to Gentoo Linux's 'portage' package management and building system. remerge allows the installation, uninstallation, and upgrading of Portage packages.
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openbechede is a fast and simple way to install OpenBSD packages and their dependencies. With openbechede you can keep your obsd packages updated. Also, you can install packages (and automatically, their dependencies), remove them, fetch new lists of pac
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Uraga aims to create a CPAN like package installation and management system for Python. Uraga will allow users to download and install Python packages from the Internet by using simple commands. .
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This utility packages CPAN modules in RPM format intelligently and with minimal effort. It produces spec-files, binaries and/or source packages and automatically downloads a module from CPAN or a given url. Offers lots of options for tweaking the spec
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FairyLinux is a set of Makefiles usefull for automagically building an embedded Linux distribution based on source packages.
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gnome-pkgtool is a GTK+/GNOME package manager for Slackware allowing you to install, uninstall and upgrade packages, automatically build packages from source, search through installed packages and more.
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Freedom OS aims to be stable and free operating system, and include features like: latest stable linux kernel, GNU userland, tcsh as default shell, pkgsrc for easy packages management
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A complete re-write of the FreeBSD pkg_install tools used by the FreeBSD Port's collection, with support for in-place upgrading of packages.
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The Debian's Archive Browser will ease the browsing and searching of package in the _huge_ Debian's Packages list. Written in python, no release yet. keep in touch.
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UPMS is based on BSD ports system, it can be used on any FSH 2.x Linux compatible distribution. UPMS have two level of dependencies checking, required and suggested. This two levels makes UPMS to tune all of the packages to optimal or minimal, depend on
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up2us extends RedHat's up2date agent (which updates packages on Red Hat Linux) ability to fetch and install packages from any number of servers which run Hunter Matthew's Current server (see current.tigris.net), in addition to RedHat's RHN.
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Debian Distribution Mirror is Python mirror software for Debian GNU/Linux distribution packages using wget
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GDPM is GNOME-based graphical manager for Debian packages. It aims to fully replace command-line tools apt-get, apt-cache and dpkg by offering easy way do install, remove, upgrade and browse Debian packages.
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RPM Wizard is an installation program for RPM packages. Using a wizard interface, it makes installing easy even for beginners. With features such as automatic dependency handling, it aims to become the most easy-to-use RPM installation program.
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PAD stands for Portable Application Description. PAD is an XML-based open format to describe downloadable applications. By using the PAD system, developers save time by having to create a description of their software packages only once.