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C4C offers a free Christian Linux distribution that is stable, fast and easily installed on most any computer made in the last decade. This Ubuntu derivative is intended to lead unbelievers to a relationship with Christ and nurture believers in discipleship.

Debreate is a utility to aid in creating Debian (.deb) packages. Currently it only supports binary packaging (note that the term "binary package" is used loosely, as such packages can contain scripts & non-code items such as media images, audio, & more) for personal distribution. Plans for using backends such as dh_make & debuild for creating source packages are in the works. But source packaging can be quite different & is a must if you want to get your packages into a distribution's...

A Stuffit archive containing files and instructions needed for installing the Debian GNU/Linux operating system on an iMac, or really most any PowerPC PowerMac. The instructions are oriented towards machines that don't have floppy drives.

Tar2RubyScript transforms a directory, containing your application into one single Ruby script, along with some code to handle this archive. When this script is run, it extracts the archive and runs the application.

tardiff is a perl utility that enables easy patch creation for two different versions of a build/install tree in tarball format. tardiff uses advanced mechanisms to determine differences (visit homepage for a thorough description).

CANTCL is the Canonical Tcl Archive Network and will provide an online repository for binary and source code distributions of Tcl extensions and applications.

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.

GNU-Darwin aims to be the most free software distribution. Our mission is two-fold: Focus on projects that leverage our unique combination of Darwin and GNU, and help users to enjoy the benefits of software freedom. Digital liberties, and in general.

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