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Shell-Tools
Some shell files to use as libraries, mostly for noobs
This project will contains some shell scripts to use as libraries in other scripts. Most of the functions provided are shortcuts with names understandable by non informatician (at least not hard core coder). I realized that I also prefer self explaining names for usual coreutils program combinaison. Scripts will have strict coding standards (at least I'll try), and they will be based on a template. -
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Siga - System Information Gathering
System Information Gathering for Supportcalls or Mails
Siga is a project which is originally started by SUSE Linux GmbH, later it is owned by Martin Lasarsch and now it's maintained by Sascha Manns for the open-slx GmbH. Siga is a shell-script which tries to find all relevant data for using it in a Support Call, Mailinglist or IRC. Which switches are allowed says the Wiki. -
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Cash
A shell for linux written in C
Cash started out as a learning tool for myself to explore and learn more about shells, C, and programming in a Linux environment. When I couldn't stop adding features to it and kept coming back for more, I decided to release it into the wild and let my fellow hackers and coders enjoy it, for better or for worse. I invite you to take it apart, break it, add to it, and anything else you might dream up. As you may have noticed, this is not the best, or most professional code out there. Feel...
