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Archangel
A flexible, extendable content filter
Archangel is meant to be a sort of 'improved' version of dansguardian and uses the same default lists as dansguardian. It is basically dansguardian rewritten in python as an ICAP server as opposed to a proxy front-end. The benefits of archangel over dansguardian include: 1. Because it is an ICAP filter, it interfaces with squid and can do HTTPS filtering as well as regular HTTP. 2. Because it uses blocking modules and is written in python, it is extremely easy to write new modules for... -
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PHOBOS
Parallel Heterogeneous OBject Store
PHOBOS implements a high performance storage solution on various storage backends, including tape libraries. It is fully based on open-source standards, open data formats and protocols, which avoids vendor locking of your data. -
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PyOpMenu
PyOpMenu is a python based script for basic system administration.
PyOpMenu is a python based script for basic system administration. It follows the Gomenu script guidelines (http://fossies.org/unix/privat/old/gomenu-0.8.1.tar.gz/index_af.html). OpMenu uses .mnu files to build a screen menu that allow to low levels sysadmins and system operators do basic and preconfigured actions (f.e. restart a webserver, check the status of a daemon, etc...) You can find some basic .mnu examples files in the repository. All menu options have to begin with $MENU key... -
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sectest
Security & Penetration Testing Suite
Open source Penetration Testing Suite for IT professionals and penetration testers. SecTest automates the boring repetitive procedures of penetration testing. -
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Quick-installer, like the name implies, allows quick installation of applications and other items on your linux computer so you don't have to worry about going into terminal and typing in all kinds of commands to get the same job done.
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Enterprise
Tool intended to help the process of booting Linux on Intel Macs.
Enterprise is a custom UEFI bootloader designed to load Linux distributions directly from ISO files on Apple Mac computers (even those without UEFI booting support). It is designed to compliment Mac Linux USB Loader, though it can also be used separately (albeit with some setup work). The purpose of Enterprise is as the first stage in a two-stage booting process for Mac Linux USB Loader-created USB drives. Essentially, Enterprise loads GRUB, giving it configuration settings and the location... -
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Elufus
A file manager that is more than just a file manager
Elufus is a file manager made using Python and the Kivy framework. With the option to play your media files, read your documents, and even view your photos all while having the ability to manage your files with many extendable features, you will never need another file manager again. -
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Mutant is a multi-threaded command line monitoring tool, written in Python, using the ncurses library. With it, you can watch the output from multiple commands in a single terminal. Each command has a specific interval and color.
