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TOS is a lightweight distributed computing middleware platform. It provides a secure message passing mechanism and a simple framework for implementing application specific message handlers (extensions).
A utility that is similiar to Debian's apt program, but for the RPM package management system. It can be used to automatically download and install updated RPM packages on any RPM-based distribution.
StreamMine is a distributed event processing (streaming) infrastructure.
You can create low-latency, fault-tolerant stream processing functionality with any stream-oriented operators that can be implemented in Python.
A cross-platform consolidation of the BSD tools for managing source packages from download to install. UniversalPorts follows the FreeBSD ports system as closely as possible whilst still being portable.
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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.