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ALT Linux
Analyzed over 1 year ago
ALT Linux is a set of Linux distributions that are based on Sisyphus, an APT-enabled RPM package repository that aims to achieve feature completeness, usability, and security in a sensible and manageable mixture.
Licenses:
Distribut..., GPL-2.0+
G.E.A.R.
G
Analyzed about 9 hours ago
Get Every Archive from git package Repository.
This package contains utilities for building RPM packages from GEAR repositories and managing GEAR repositories.
Licenses:
GPL-2.0+
Control system facilities
Analyzed about 13 hours ago
The scripts included in this package provide an API for well-defined system facilities state transitions and persistence.
This is intended for use primarily by packages providing facilities that could potentially be dangerous to system security, to let you enable, disable, or configure these
Licenses:
GPL-2.0+
hasher
Analyzed 1 day ago
hasher is a tool for building packages in safe and repeatable manner.
Licenses:
GPL-2.0+
girar
G
Analyzed 4 days ago
This project implements server engine initially developed for git.alt,
including management of git repositories, building of packages and access control management.
Licenses:
GPL-2.0+
make-initrd
M
Analyzed about 7 hours ago
Make-initrd is an uevent-driven initramfs infrastructure based around udev.
Licenses:
GPL-3.0+
libshell-posix
L
Analyzed about 9 hours ago
This package contains common functions for POSIX shell projects to increase code reuse:
*shell-getopt: Shell implementation of getopt(1) utility and getopt family;
*shell-config: to work (read, change and remove variables) with a shell-like config files;
*shell-ini-config: to work with a
Licenses:
GPL-2.0+
mkimage-profiles
M
Analyzed 11 months ago
A metatemplate for building ALT Linux based distributions and virtual machines/environments taking careful approach to configuration data forks.
Licenses:
GPL-2.0+
mkimage
Analyzed 6 days ago
mkimage is a tool for building ALT Linux distribution ISO images out of a user-supplied set of configuration files (called `templates').