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This is the dotnet/core repository and is a good starting point for .NET Core, an open source general-purpose development framework for building cross-platform apps. .NET Core lets you create apps for Windows, macOS or Linux, as well as ARM64 processors using various programming languages. It provides frameworks and APIs for cloud, client UI, IoT, and machine learning. The latest major release (as of this writing) is .NET Core 3.1. You must be on the latest patch release in order to get...

FreeBSD Port Tools consist of the several small scripts run from port(1) front-end: - port commit: commit a port into the FreeBSD Ports CVS Repository - port create: create a new port from a template - port diff: generate a diff against a previous version of the port - port fetch: fetch distfile(s) of a new version of the port - port getpr: get patch/shar from a PR - port help: display usage summary for port(1) commands - port install: install a port - port submit: submit a PR with new port, or port change/update - port test: automate testing a new port or a port update - port upgrade: upgrade a port

Regutils is a collection of programs to help in managing the configuration of Windows software and systems. The utilities can be used to apply user and machine specific customizations on the fly as users log in or as machines are booted. They can also be used to identify and correct similarities and differences between software configurations. These may be helpful in debug situations or when consistency or differences need to be maintained. The regutils package was initially created...

WinPatchMgmt will use Microsoft's MBSA and office inventory tools to generate scripts for updating windows clients for OS and all supported office versions. Later versions will integrate with Winventory or open-audIT (winventory.sourceforge.net).

Sound Orgy is a suite of command line tools for the purpose of sound production and modification as well other misc sound related functons. Sound Orgy consists of components which use command line piping to connect to each other much like patch cords.

Driven by an overwealming disgust for the current makefile system's out there, this project combines a patch to gmake implementing embedded 'macros' with a backend makefile to do all the work in creating a buildtree for you.