Open Source Ruby Installers

Zero Install is a decentralised cross-distribution software installation system. Create one package that works everywhere! With dependency handling and automatic updates, full support for shared libraries, and integration with native package managers

Lucie enables parallel network installation of large numbers of nodes from one single administration server. It is designed to be scalable and efficient, so a complete Linux cluster can be built from scratch in a short amount of time.

It is an Portable Penetration Testing Operating System designed for Beagle Bone AI. It is an debian based operating system fully packed with all latest Hacking Tools. The Root file system used in this Deck Linux is Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. It can be installed in Beagle Board AI and can use as a replacement for Laptop, Desktop. It can be placed on a drone too. It has a pre-installed MeshDeck (written by Philip Polstra) so it can be runned in a ZigBee network. We can attacks from up to a mile away using multiple devices connected via 802.15.4 networking (MeshDeck).

The Crowbar Project is an effort to build a complete, easy to use operational platform for everyone. It allows for any number of physical nodes to be moved from bare-metal to production cluster within hours. Specific applications include (but are not limited to) Hadoop and OpenStack.

Automation scripts which helps to manage vagrant machines. There's config file which doesn't require you to update Vagrantfile no more!

Ohm is a free (open source) server manager, allowing Linux server configuration via an easy-to-use web interface. It aims to be an alternative to Plesk, cPanel and the like. DEVELOPMENT HAS BEEN MOVED TO GITHUB: http://github.com/Ohm-panel

RDI is a library that gives your application the ability to install its dependencies at runtime. Perfect for plugins oriented architectures. Many kind of deps: RPMs, DEBs, .so, .dll, RubyGems... Easily extensible to new kinds.

The FROG Project (Free Revised Open Ghost) is taken from the fog project. An PC imaging solution. The projects goal is to move away from the php interface of fog to a ruby on rails interface. It will focus on fedora/centos as the OS of choice.

This project aims to make such Open Source utilities by which one can shoot any problem with/without having technical knowledge/skills.Tuxguru's Rescue tablet resolves many problems including Passwords,Grub,Backup,Recovery,Partition,Installations,etc..

Universal sw mgmt tool optimized for best resource usage. In SW mgmt, sw is organized in packages with dependencies. Process consists of more tasks, using different resources: net, CPU UniPkg runs tasks in parallel with optimal usage of resources.

A small tool developed in Ruby (using FOX GUI toolkit) that helps changing environment variables in windows; It presents the user with a more confortable interface than found in Control Panel - System. Yet Another Windows Environment Editor.

OpenSUSE package manager zypper lacks a way to see packages' version statuses in brief. It's also not possible to ignore package/RPM versions when checking or choosing packages to upgrade (eg. from version 1.2.3-1.2 to 1.2.4-1.2). With pkg_version-zypper.rb script you can first see a nice list of package statuses and ignore packages' minor versions (eg. from version 1.2.3-1.2 to 1.2.3-1.3) when upgrading your software. In daily usage basis, this enables to avoid re-installing tens and tens of programs for no big reason (usually) and do it only when programs in repository has been updated. NB! It is not an official recommendation to do so as packages have their version number for a reason! I personally have been ignoring RPM versions for years and have not been into any trouble because of that. Usually you'd want to use the script as: sudo ./pkg_version-zypper.rb -f '<' -r -u But you can also take package versions into account: sudo ./pkg_version-zypper.rb -f '<' -r -u -p

hopefully someday this can replace freebsds \"sysinstall\". At the moment it can only manage packages.

Project to develop a model of information system for the synthesis of algorithms of administration.