shepherd
GNU Daemon Shepherd is a system service manager
The GNU Daemon Shepherd or GNU Shepherd is a service manager written in
Guile that looks after the herd of system services, providing a
replacement for the service-managing capabilities of SysV-init (or any
other init) with a dependency-based system with a convenient interface.
It is intended for use on GNU/Linux and GNU/Hurd, but it is supposed to work
on every POSIX-like system where Guile is available.
libopenms2.5.0
library for LC/MS data management and analysis - runtime
OpenMS is a library for LC/MS data management and analysis. OpenMS
offers an infrastructure for the development of mass
spectrometry-related software and powerful 2D and 3D visualization
solutions.
python3-orcus
library for processing spreadsheet documents - Python bindings
Orcus is a library that provides a collection of standalone file processing
filters. It is currently focused on providing filters for spreadsheet
documents, but filters for other productivity application types (such as
wordprocessor and presentation) are in consideration.
libghc-double-conversion-prof
fast conversion between double precision floating point and text; profiling libr
A library that performs fast, accurate conversion between double
precision floating point and text.
puppet-module-debian-archvsync
Puppet module for maintaining a Debian FTP mirror
Puppet lets you centrally manage every important aspect of your system using a
cross-platform specification language that manages all the separate elements
normally aggregated in different files, like users, cron jobs, and hosts,
along with obviously discrete elements like packages, services, and files.
mcxtrace-cmdline
X-ray ray-trace simulation - Perl command-line tools
McXtrace is a tool for carrying out highly complex Monte Carlo
ray-tracing simulations of X-ray beamlines to high precision. The
simulations can compute all aspects of the performance of instruments
and can thus be used to optimize the use of existing equipment,
design new instrumentation, and carry out virtual experiments for
e.g. training, experimental planning or data analysis.