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JPackage Project has two primary goals: To provide a coherent set of Java software packages for Linux, and to establish an efficient and robust policy for Java software installation. See the project home page at http://www.jpackage.org/ for more info.

kRPM is a KDE utility for management rpm-packages. By this program you can view all installed packages, by group and by search criteria, install/update, remove and verify RPMs on your system.

This is a "repository of last resort" for afs-related tools and program modifications that are not hosted elsewhere. Packages with the prefix "afsc-" are from /afs/transarc.com/public/afs-contrib; packages with the prefix "oafsc-" are not.

Perl Packages Manager which used ExtUtils::Installed module provides a simply way to find out what module files have been installed. It can be used to query, verify, and uninstall individual software packages.

The GNUton project is a re-implementation of the (defunct) Apple Newton platform. It consists of the virtual machine, storage architecture and templates for GUI and general OS features. It aims to support execution of existing pure NewtonScript packages

This is an administration tool that exactly mimic's (and looks like) Sun Microsytem's AdminTool. It offers basic system administration, such as deleting,adding, and modifying users, groups, hosts, printers, serial ports, and software packages.

Ofiuco Ubuntu is a lighthearted and high performance Linux distribution! Our goal is to provide an NoSql distro, integrating the necesary packages to setup a distribuited database that fits on your server or desktop. Ofiuco is optimized for on the go computing and provides tools to help achieve maximum performance database. Another great benefit is that Ofiuco is a rolling release distribution.

...Clicking ethernet twice should fix the issue. In the installation phase there are some selectionable packages that aren't present on Arch repositories anymore. The fix will be provided ASAP (and will not require a new ISO) LVM on LUKS may malfunction. Report issues: Report here or https://github.com/llde/aif/ bugs about usage Report to https://github.com/llde/architect-iso bugs about ISO creation

UnusedPkg is a diagnostic tool to search the oldest unused packages in your Linux system. It list packages size and number of days that a package has been idle, to determine what packages can be removed. It supports apt-based distribution and Slackware.

A public repository for the development of modified packages for CENTOS (Central Repository). Note: The packages produced are for submission to the CENTOS project and cannot be regarded as official releases. Go to http://cr.egiomm.com for any official re

Tool for creating packages of IBM WebSphere PortalServer virtual portals. These packages are used to automate virtual portal installations. Written in Perl using xmlaccess and wsadmin.

APTonUSB allows for access to the Repositories on Ubuntu for those people who do not have high-speed internet. APTonUSB allows users to download packages from any Windows based PC and install the packages from a USB drive.

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.

A simple lightweight C program suite that in turn works as a package manager, providing an easy install, and uninstall of packages.

This is a free and open-source Linux distribution that blends the philosophies and strengths of NixOS and Artix Linux. It is designed for users who value transparency, control, and reproducibility, offering a systemd-free experience with a fully declarative approach to configuration and package management. At the core of this distribution is a strictly declarative decentralized package manager, inspired by Nix flakes, but with a more opinionated and streamlined design. ...

Winona is a PHP driven tool for installing various packages like Mediawiki from your browser. Its modular structure makes it extensible through plugins. Installations can be heavily modified rather than using the default installer.

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