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HBorn (Html Borning Room) is an html document formatter/page gen- erator that provides the ability to trasform files in attractive html web page. (no longer supported)
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PGGT (Performance Gathering and Graphing Tools) is a set of tools for gathering and graphing the information collected by the *stat suite of commands: iostat, vmstat, netstat.
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pmgr is a package management system for the Python Language. It is inspired by Portage, the Gentoo Linux PMS. It uses Pythons distutils to install source packages, but also provides its own powerful framework for non-distutils packages.
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Secure remote access solution to your private network, in the cloud or on-prem.OpenVPN is here to bring simple, flexible, and cost-effective secure remote access to companies of all sizes, regardless of where their resources are located.
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XMCE, The Xorg.conf Modular Configuration Editor, simple, extendable xorg.conf configuration. Graphical and command line interfaces.
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ipbench
A benchmark suite for reliable testing of IP networks.
IPbench allows a distributed network of clients to hammer a server, collating performance figures from the clients (and optionally from the server) and then presenting them in an easly-analysable format.
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