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paco pacKAGE oRGANIZER: a simple, yet powerful tool to aid package management when installing programs from source code paella an installation/configuration management system centered on being able to easily define, configure, maintain and update systems and networks PICA Perl Installation and Configuration Agent: designed to assist administrators manage their servers. It features file installation (with conditionals both in target machines and in the content itself), diff, removing, and PIFIA, the PICA Framework for Intelligent Alarms pkgusage lists all packages you have installed on your system with a number telling you how many days ago you last accessed any of the files in the package Plume provides an easy way to create diskless X terminals; based on Debian for the terminals root filesystem but working with anything QTParted a Partition Magic clone. It uses libparted for raw disk access, so you need parted installed to use it. The goal of QTParted is to fully wrap all function of parted and create a user friendly PM clone for Linux rpmdep makes it easier to install a package from a set of provided RPMs Ruby Update a simple script written in the Ruby programming language. Its purpose is to help keep up with new software releases for those of us who install by source SALI SALI (Sara Automatic Linux Installer) is a tool that allows you to install Linux on multiple machines at once. It supports installation via BitTorrent. SALI originates from SystemImager and still uses the same philosophy. scsiadd lets you add and remove scsi devices from the Linux scsi subsystem on the fly Sencap a simple ENCAP software manager. Encapping is a method of installing software from source tarballs into private trees (bin, lib, man, share) and symlinking them to the system tree (e.g. /usr/local) sinstall an easy-to-use Perl script to install source packages. It can be used to extract, build, install, and uninstall source packages, and to save time when compiling multiple packages. It can also install cvs source packages and apply diff patches SlackPkg a tool for installing or upgrading packages through network. You can make a minimal installation of Slackware Linux and after that install additional stuff from a Slackware mirror slackrep slackrep is a handy reporting tool for the Slackware Linux distribution. It generates reports about the status of your packages. You can, for example, check what patches are pending to install or check the integrity of your installed packages. srcpkg a small utility for managing installation/removal of source packages. it was inspired by GNU Stow, Depot, etc., but is designed to work around the limitations of other source package managers, specifically, their inability to handle large complex interdependent packages, such as Gnome and KDE Stacklet Stacklet is a program for creating disk images for popular Linux distributions such as Fedora and Gentoo. SuckSlack an ftp Slackware Linux installer project. Currently it consists of two parts: the modified second Slackware installation flopy "install.2" and a patched version of pkgtool, which provides ftp install capability using wget syncopt syncopt is a simple utility for keeping various 3rd party application packages installed on multiple machines. System Configurator System Configurator is a standalone program which is designed to be run after software installation has occurred on a Linux computer. It is designed to integrate well into System Installer and System Imager. System Installation Suite a collection of open source software projects designed to work together to automate the installation and configuration of networked workstations. These software projects fit around a modular design framework designed to be cross-platform, operating system independant, and scalable from a single workstation to a thousand node collection of workstations Thirdphase Thirdphase automatically downloads, installs, backs up, and runs any software downloadable from a static URL, with other user-provided variables. Tresys Brickwall Tresys Brickwall is a system utility for configuring SELinux. A simple point-and-click GUI builds custom configurations for many popular network-facing services like Apache, Postfix, and sshd. Access to network resources for each service can be easily customized, and additional services can be added with no knowledge of SELinux. Three editions are available: Standard (free for RHEL 4 & 5), Professional (free for Fedora, per-seat license for RHEL), and Enterprise (allows network management of multiple groups of machines, per-seat license for RHEL). uninst a tool for creating uninstall scripts. It scans file system (or its part) before and after installation of some new software and automatically creates uninstall script from differences of these file lists Unusedpkg Unusedpkg is a diagnostic tool to search oldest unused packages in your Linux system, sorting and listing how packages has been idles. This helps you determine what packages can be manually removed to clean the system. Upgrade-oldest selectively upgrades Debian system, upgrading packages with oldest most significant version numbers uranos uranos is a system to support unattended installation of several varieties of Linux (kickstart, preseed, autoyast) and Windows (W2k, XP, W2k3, Vista, 7, W2k8). XPloy (commercial) sets a new standard for Linux server administration.Its GUI makes Linux much easier to use, and at the same timegiving the system administrators full control over the servers XStow a replacement of GNU Stow written in C++. It supports all features of Stow with some extensions xterminals toolkit is a kit to install diskless X terminals using Linux. All terminal configuration is stored on the server Zero Install makes software installation not merely easy, but unnecessary. Users run their applications directly from the Internet from the software author's pages
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