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xjobs
Command line tool to run batches of jobs in parallel.
xjobs has a command line interface similar to xargs to start processes, but runs processes in parallel and provides enhanced concepts for I/O redirection. -
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ProgressUI
Daemon and set of tool to manage system by newbie
This project assembly special dbus session daemon and set of tools to execute actions on certainly programs integrated with daemon delivered by this project. It is tend rather to help newbie than hackers. Currently works only under Plasma5/X11 due to only GTK+-2.0 backend of libgreattao works. This means tray icon do not shown in Plasma5/Wayland, etc. Other DE than Plasma5 not been tested. -
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CLISP is a portable ANSI Common Lisp implementation and development environment by Bruno Haible. Interpreter, compiler, debugger, CLOS, MOP, FFI, Unicode, sockets, CLX. UI in English, German, French, Spanish, Dutch, Russian, and Danish.
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XMLStarlet is a set of command line utilities (tools) to transform, query, validate, and edit XML documents and files using simple set of shell commands in similar way it is done for text files with UNIX grep, sed, awk, diff, patch, join, etc utilities.
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winrosh is Robbie's Shell for Windows. It is a command line shell that imitates the file-completion function of Bash (as of year 2005). It is better than NTSH and windows bash ports in that it supports CJK encodings.
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Elektra Initative
Elektra serves as a universal framework to access configuration.
Elektra provides a mature, consistent and easily comprehensible API. Its modularity effectively avoids code duplication across applications and tools regarding configuration tasks. Elektra abstracts from cross-platform-related issues and allows applications to be aware of other applications' configurations, leveraging easy application integration. See http://www.libelektra.org for more information. -
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VSPMS is the "Very Simple Project Management System", which is a cross-platform set of shell tools and aliases to establish and share project environment variables, aliases, documentation, and setup procedures.
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The xml-coreutils are simple shell command line tools which operate directly on XML files in a way which is analogous to the classical unix shell commands.
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transpose is a fast and efficient command-line tool that transposes (the rows become the columns, the columns become the rows) or reshapes a matrix in plain text. Inputs and outputs can be files or streams.
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A data base containing parameters for Linux.The project is a library,a .h file for prototypes and a program to modify parameters.Use it in your C programs or others. It is ok with user,groups...It has capabilities of heritage.It is hard to corrupt
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This is a collection of UN*X commands, recoded to run as native Windows programs. They are stand-alone programs with no extra library requirements. Currently du, tail, and which are implemented. du reports correct numbers unlike some other ports.
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DASH is a set of tools and utilities to automate the deployment and management of large-scale distributed software, and to monitor and manage the multiple environments that the software is deployed to. 100% compatible with bash.
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it cleans project workspaces by deleting folders such as temporary file, object file, .class file . like intermediate files. it support a eclipse, visual studio ... etc.
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Provides a way for implementing user-defined commands in a simple, compact and fast way. It is intended mostly to embedded systems. It provides the tools for creating a Command Line Interface that supports menus, tab completion, commands history...
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mfork is a command-line tool to parallelize shell commands. Each line of text fed to it causes mfork to fork off a new process and run the the line of text though a shell. The maximum amount of concurrent processes can be set on the command line.
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...It is inspired by popular FAR manager for Windows - all of it`s functionality is provided by plugins, so it could be easily extended with new functions (i.e. FTP client, compression tools...)
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The Shex project aims to provide new UNIX tools that extend the functionality of shell scripts, making it possible to write scripts that in the past would have required the use of other programming languages.
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This project is targeted to consolidate Embedded Linux Tools Chain under Windows. Most of the cross complication tools are compiled using cygwin.
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Lamp is a Unix-like environment that runs in a single process (via threads) on traditional Mac OS, including standard I/O, vfork/exec, a shell, perl, sockets, virtual fs with /dev and /proc, signals, and ptrace(). Runs on 68K/PPC, and on OS X as Carbon.
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