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Amazing Backup Manager
Automatically backup your files by inserting an USB storage.
Automatically backup your files and folders. Backups can be triggered by inserting an external storage device and can be scheduled. The software can distinguish multiple external storage devices. You can set the backup source and destination by simply dragging. You can set the mask to filter files that require or do not need to be backed up. The file comparison is very fast and will skip the unmodified file. No need to install. Make daily routine easy. And can be used to prevent extortion... -
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package
the command-line package manager of BALDIX
This is the package manager of BALDIX SYSTEM. With this you can install, remove and update software on the system with the BSP packahe system. -
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A graphical front-end for the Debian "apt" tool. Storm Package Manager was developed at Stormix Technologies Inc.
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A dynamic package manager with a virtual file system interface. Keep track of files installed from a source tarball and easily remove those files. Simply copying files from /usr/src/{package name} will automaticly create a package.
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