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It is easy to extend Facter to include your own custom facts or to include additional mechanisms for retrieving facts.

A cross-platform Ruby library for retrieving facts from operating systems. Supports multiple resolution mechanisms, any of which can be restricted to working only on certain operating systems or environments. Facter is especially useful for retrieving things like operating system names, IP addresses, MAC addresses, and SSH keys.

standard plugins for Evolution

This package includes plugins for evolution. The plugins belong to the set of "standard" plugins, which are useful, but not necessary for a functioning application.

Evolution is a groupware suite which integrates mail, calendar, address book, to-do list and memo tools.

development library files for Evolution

This package provides a plugin for Evolution that uses libindicate and libnotify to provide additional information about Evolution's state.

debugging symbols for Evolution

This package contains header and static library files for developing Evolution components.

GNOME panel indicator applet for Evolution

This package contains unstripped binaries of evolution for use in debugging.

This package contains the architecture independent files needed by the evolution package.

Evolution is a graphical application that is part of GNOME, and is distributed by Novell, Inc.

architecture independent files for Evolution

Enlightened Sound Daemon - Common files

dpatch is an easy to use patch system for Debian packages, somewhat similar to the dbs package, but much simpler to use.

It lets you store patches and other simple customization templates in debian/patches and otherwise does not require much reorganization of your source tree. To get the patches applied at build time you simply need to include a makefile snippet and then depend on the patch/unpatch target in the build or clean stage of debian/rules - or you can use the dpatch patching script directly.

It can easily apply patches only on specific architectures if needed.

patch maintenance system for Debian source packages

The main tools are: * docbook2x-man: converts a DocBook/XML refentry into a manual page, with table support * docbook2x-texi: converts a DocBook/XML refentry into an info page, most usable for Emacs users

Converts DocBook/XML documents into man pages and TeXinfo

Note that you can also perform DocBook XML styling using the "docbook-xsl" package, which provides the XSL stylesheets. The XSL stylesheets are more actively maintained and contain more new features than these DSSSL stylesheets.

This package provides DSSSL stylesheets which let you convert DocBook SGML or XML files to various formats.

The docbook-utils is a set of a few small programs intended to ease everyday use of technical documentation software and more generally use of SGML and XML.

docbook-to-man is a batch converter that transforms UNIX-style manpages from the DocBook SGML format into nroff/troff man macros.

This package contains two DocBook DSSSL stylesheets, one for "print" output and one for HTML. The print stylesheet can be used in conjunction with the RTF and the TeX back-ends that (Open)Jade provides to produce output suitable for printing. The HTML stylesheet can be used to convert DocBook documents into HTML.

This is not the original version by Fred Dalrymple, but one with the modifications by David Bolen.

converter from DocBook SGML into roff man macros

standard SGML representation system for technical documents

modular DocBook DSSSL stylesheets, for print and HTML

This package contains the SGML DTD for DocBook, which describes the formal structure for documents following this format. If you wish to author DocBook documents using XML rather than SGML, use the 'docbook-xml' package. You will need other packages in order to edit (psgml), validate (opensp) or format (docbook-xsl, docbook-dsssl) DocBook documents.

DocBook is an SGML document type definition (DTD) that is well-suited to books, articles, or reference documentation about technical matters, systems, or software (although it is by no means limited to these applications). It has emerged as an open and standard DTD in the software industry, and is used as the documentation system of choice for many free software projects.

This package includes the 2.4.1, 3.0, 3.1, 4.0, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4 and 4.5 versions of the DocBook SGML DTD.

free Python book for experienced programmers

helper tools for maintaining OCaml-related Debian packages

dh-ocaml is a set of tools and documents to help maintaining Debian packages related to the Objective Caml (OCaml) programming language.

simple mail user agent

Informational list of build-essential packages

This package contains the command line interface. Features: - built-in support for various archive formats, including Zip, Tar, Gzip, Bzip2, OLE2, Cabinet, CHM, BinHex, SIS and others; - built-in support for almost all mail file formats; - built-in support for ELF executables and Portable Executable files compressed with UPX, FSG, Petite, NsPack, wwpack32, MEW, Upack and obfuscated with SUE, Y0da Cryptor and others; - built-in support for popular document formats including Microsoft Office and Mac Office files, HTML, RTF and PDF.

anti-virus utility for Unix - scanner daemon

This package contains the documentation for the ClamAV suite.

correctly read (or write) a region of a block device

devio is a command line program to read correctly from mtd character (and other block) devices. devio allows access to specific regions of the device and allows output of data from specific locations. The primary difference between devio and other command line utilities, such as dd and cat, is that it is not stream based - it writes directly into the object rather than reading and writing a stream of data.

debhelper extension for the apport crash report system

This package provides a debhelper extension to make it easier for other packages to include apport hooks.

Debhelper addon to track package versions used to build a package

This script is designed to be run at build-time, and registers in a file the list of packages declared as build-time dependencies, as well as build-essential packages, together with their versions, as installed in the build machine.

This will hopefully help to track packages (auto-)built with package versions which are known to be buggy, and, more generally, to find out whether a package needs to be rebuilt because of a significant change in a package it has a build-time dependency on.

Debhelper addon for debian-installer