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An Linux enhancement application which aims at providing enhancement tricks.
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Ubuntu Systems Management is designed to manage hardware and software on multiple computers in a business environment. It is designed for small-medium sized business environments that are using some form of central authentication (e.g ldap, ad, etc.)
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This proyect is nothing more than pysdm with a very small modification for use ntfs-3g instead of ntfs. Este proyecto no es más que pysdm con una pequeña modificación para usar ntfs-3g en lugar de ntfs. "gettext" is needed for compile in ubuntu.
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init4boot provides iSCSI boot for Xen dom0 and domU, kvm guests and bare metal systems - currently for Debian, Ubuntu and Fedora. It's an extensible tool set for creating initramfs with support for: iSCSI, lvm2, md, multipath, network, tftp config,
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A python interface for nmap. Allows you to get information about your local network and conduct nmap scans and read the results from a python application or interpreter. Currently tested (lightly) under Windows XP, Mac OS 10.5.5 and Ubuntu 8.04 and 8.10.
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UVBS (UVBS is a versioning backup system) is a versioning backup system for Linux systems using Python and kernel inotify features. In other words it watches user selected folders and/or files for changes and creates backups for each change transparently
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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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This is a debian package that contains a program for connecting with internet through MTS Connect. It is developed under UBUNTU 8.10 and GNOME for modems ADU-500A and ADU-510A.
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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.
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Rescuezilla
The Swiss Army Knife of System Recovery
Rescuezilla is an easy-to-use disk cloning and imaging application that's fully compatible with Clonezilla — the industry-standard trusted by tens of millions. Yes, Rescuezilla is the Clonezilla GUI (graphical user interface) that you might have been looking for. **See: https://rescuezilla.com/ for download links** **NEW** Weekly rolling release downloads: https://github.com/rescuezilla/rescuezilla/releases Rescuezilla is a fork of Redo Backup and Recovery (now called Redo...
