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InstallJammer is a multiplatform GUI installer and builder. InstallJammer is no longer under active development.
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TinyTcl is a tiny version of Tcl, for small footprint machines and embeddable/rommable applications. It is derived from Tcl 6.7 and compiles to less than 60K, 10X smaller than Tcl 7 and Tcl 8.
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Carbon Copy is a tool for installing and configuring Linux on a number of roughly identical x86 machines, based on a prototype machine. CarbonCopy is uses Expect, Etherboot, and root-over-nfs.
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LESP is a tool for easy configure and manage multi-domains servers of the default services in many GNU/Linux distributions, it is easy to use and install, similar to Webmin or Linuxconf but to the newbe user of GNU/Linux, with a *click+accpet* skill.
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Pocket Viewer Appliation Manager Deluxe (PVAMDX) is designed to be a replacment for Casio's PV App Manager. As it will be written in Tcl, it will be cross-platform, so people who use Linux will finally stop having to boot into Windows.
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RPM Builder serves the novice/newbie audience. It gives them an easy way to take small applications that only have tarred releases and build a simple spec file and resulting rpm file.
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Provides Slackware Linux automatic installation. Supported versions: Current [CVS only] - 10.2 - 10.1
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ftpkg is a set of low level Tcl routines for Slackware Linux users allowing to search, download, install, upgrade or rebuild the distribution packages
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UnixConf is a System-Configuration-Tool for Debian(in future RedHat,SuSE,Open- & FreeBSD to) written in Shell-Script(sh/ash). It is a X/Dialog based Modular System-Tool created for Admins, to Configure your Base-System, Network, Servers,...
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XBashServ is a program written in Tcl to help set up and run game server programs and some other general network server programs on UNIX systems. It also works on Microsoft Windows but is experimental.
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Openldapconf is a shell script to install and configure openldap and its dependencies automagically. By now, it includes integration with Samba and Squid. You can make a full installation or configure the packages separated. Powered by Slackware
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a bullet-proof GUI tool for switching window managers on the fly. * useful to install, test and tweek window managers and themes * use as a robust stand-alone demo of Linux window managers and desktop environments
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