6 projects tagged "unix command line"
Updated 07 Sep 2010
bgz
| Pop | 39.12 |
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| Vit | 1.53 |
bgz is a console based issue tracker that uses the file system for storing its data, making it suitable for inclusion in a DVCS. This allows you to keep the project issues versioned with the source.
Updated 14 May 2012
wiggle
| Pop | 32.86 |
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| Vit | 1.68 |
wiggle is A utility that applies conflicted patches intelligently. When 'patch' fails, wiggle often can succeed by ignoring changes to the original file that are not relevant to the patch. The result should always be reviewed, as wiggle cannot notice semantic changes that are important.
Updated 18 Aug 2010
Sync-n-Tar
| Pop | 21.21 |
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| Vit | 31.81 |
Sync-n-Tar is a full-featured rsync and tar-based backup utility that provides a fully customizable method for backing up your system.
Updated 04 Oct 2010
qtop
| Pop | 20.76 |
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| Vit | 31.07 |
qtop is a command-line tool for monitoring PBS systems, especially torque. It tries to fit as much information as possible in the space of one screen by joining together the output of pbsnodes -a, qstat, and qstat -q, so it runs fine in user space. The screen is divided in three sections, reporting SUMMARY, NODES, and ACCOUNTS. Each user gets mapped to a unique letter, according to number of jobs in qstat. Symbol 0 is always the user with most R+Q+other jobs, 1 is next in number of jobs, etc. qtop uses and suppresses color mode automatically, as needed, so its output can be piped to other programs. It is very configurable.
Updated 01 Feb 2012
nSnake
| Pop | 47.50 |
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| Vit | 1.46 |
nSnake is an implementation of the classic snake game with a textual interface. It is playable at the commandline and uses the nCurses C library for graphics. Its purpose is to provide a simply-coded, almost tutorial-like game with C. The source code is thoroughly commented.
Updated 01 May 2012
swet
| Pop | 43.63 |
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| Vit | 2.37 |
swet (sustained workload and efficiency test) is a portable benchmark for multi-core computers running POSIX and BSD operating systems with multi-thread and multi-process capabilities and flexible, powerful report options.
