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"The Update Framework (TUF) helps developers secure their new or existing software update systems." A framework for signing package updates.
to cryptography garstow packaging signature update ... on 20 January 2015
Another how-to-package guide (with a link to mine, which is nice!).
Flameeyes's Weblog : Surviving without libtool archives
Doing without .la files. Apparently it works fine.
to garstow library libtool packaging ... on 06 September 2011
Aboriginal Linux - We cross compile so you don't have to.
Cross-compiled embedded Linux for a variety of architectures. It'd be interesting to bootstrap GARstow on top of this.
to cross-compile distribution garstow linux packaging software ... on 21 January 2011
T2 SDE - The Open System Development Environment
Another distribution construction kit, based on ROCK.
to distribution linux packaging ... on 02 September 2010
A "purely functional" (i.e. reproducible builds) package manager. This looks pretty good; it's more or less what I'm aiming for with GARstow, although their collection of packages isn't as big and the package syntax is a bit odd.
Doing non-recursive builds with automake. Worth bearing in mind for our automake-enabled stuff.
DOAP: Description of a Project
RDF vocabulary for describing software. It might be interesting to use this to describe misccode, or to export from GARstow.
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