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FWNUA (Free Windows Network User Accounting) runs silently in a Windows login script or GPO and collects data about user logins. FWNUA keeps track of the workstations logins so you don't have to! FWNUA now supports syslog and Splunk! Look for the fwnua - syslog version in the files list. Use Splunk or your own syslog server with data mining tools to create a robust user tracking system. Find our Spunk app on Splukbase: https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/2773/

grub2rand is a perl script designed to change the grub2 picture randomly. Choose a folder with your pictures in it and every time you log into your computer, grub2rand will choose a new picture for the next startup.

Backs up all locally modified configuration files installed by the RPM system. In theory, to reinstall a computer, you only need to reinstall all the rpm:s and then restore a backup created by this script.

HodWol is a customizable wake-on-lan script written in Perl. Always wanted to start your home computer when you leave work? here's your chance!

fccu.evtreader is a computer forensic tool that will help an investigator to analyze MS Windows event log files. It is a perl script made to be run under GNU/Linux but should run on other platforms too.

Automatically sets the network information for your computer on a network without DHCP. By passively monitoring multicast routing protocols, the router is automatically detected. An ARP scan then finds a free IP address and assigns it to your machine.

When looking for a certain application, 'application'-menus of desktop environments are always incomplete. This script aims to generate a list of ALL applications on your computer and parse it into a menu definition for fvwm2 and other window managers

LRSR / Linux Restore ScRipt is a command line (Bash/Perl) script for restoring system information. LRSR also can be edited to create "Mini" distros from a pre-existing UNIX/Linux computer.

A perl script for doing backups to disk on another computer. Support for incremental backup via use of rsync's capability of creating hard links to files that have already been backed up and haven't changed. No special tools needed for restores.