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Example scripts for different environments to build and manage Versa Networks products

The System Icon Explorer is the ultimate all-in-one tool for inspecting, analyzing, filtering, managing, and exporting Freedesktop-based, GTK, and theme-specific Linux system icons. Designed specifically for Linux developers and enthusiasts, it streamlines desktop scripting workflows (e.g., YAD in Bash), simplifies GNOME/GTK asset pipeline integration, and accelerates asset creation for modern web applications. The tool features an instant live-theme swapper, dedicated clipboard pipelines for seamless integration with GIMP or YAD, and multi-resolution .ico favicon generation. Fully licensed under a strong copyleft (GNU GPLv3) license. Corporate and enterprise users are legally required to support the developer via a donation or request a commercial license.

World's First Multi-Language Scripts Manager is a cross-platform desktop app built with Python and Flet that lets you run, monitor, and schedule scripts/programs in over 20 programming languages. It features real-time execution, terminal, CPU and memory tracking, and a clean modern GUI. You can organize scripts into categories, automate runs with scheduling, and view detailed logs — all from one place.

Conjuntos de Scripts para Debian con el que preparar mi entorno de programación, aplicaciones, repositorios y configuraciones mediante un menú de selección

Este es un mirror de: https://github.com/raupulus/debian-developer-conf

I'm making a script in bash to install Arch Linux easily.

Study of execution time of differents algorithms to solve the knapsack problem, in differents instances of the problem created with a generator of knapsack problem.

Within the Linux management world there is a need to improve security and reliability across multiple Linux platforms. This is difficult to do because each distribution maintains their own codebase and update platforms. This difficulty is compounded by an inability to collaborate across distributions for stable patch levels that meet the needs of both security and reliability. If you adopt a fix too soon, you increase your risk that an update breaks your environments. If you patch too late, you risk being vulnerable to critical bugs which affect performance, stability, and security. The principle workaround Linux administrators employ to counter this problem is to limit and reduce the distributions and versions of Linux acceptable to an enterprise. Within a single Linux distribution’s version, we find a single update platform. When you add disparate versions and distributions you create a linear impact on staff and resources needed to maintain the additional load. This problem leaves administrators with two options:

• Use automatic updates, which leave the system vulnerable to bad upstream patches • Use manual updates, which creates a technical support requirement and discipline.

This project addresses this problem and outlines an innovative solution that works across several Linux distribution platforms and versions.

XBT is a program that makes keeping all of your user data safely backed up on a dedicated External USB drive easy.