Hed is a free hexadecimal editor for POSIX systems designed
to efficiently handle infinitely large files in conjunction
with operations like inserting in the middle of the file.

latrace - glibc 2.4+ LD_AUDIT feature frontend
allows you to trace library calls and get their statistics in
a manner similar to the strace utility (syscall tracing).

unscd caches application requests for resolving hostnames,
user and group names and other things, and can dramatically improve
performance e.g. when using NIS or LDAP or even when just caching
DNS requests.

This is an alternative to the glibc-supplied nscd that has been
designed to be much simpler and more robust.

This is an attempt to create a fast web interface for the git scm, using a
builtin cache to decrease server io-pressure.

Git is a fast, scalable, distributed revision control system with an
unusually rich command set that provides both high-level operations and
full access to internals.

This package itself only provides the README of git but with the
packages it requires, it brings you a complete Git environment
including GTK and email interfaces and tools for importing source code
repositories from other revision control systems such as subversion,
CVS, and GNU arch.

The GNU C Library provides the most important standard libraries used
by nearly all programs: the standard C library, the standard math
library, and the POSIX thread library. A system is not functional
without these libraries.

A portable and efficient C programming interface (API) to determine the
call chain of a program.

This package provides Linux kernel headers, the kernel API description
required for compilation of almost all programs. This is the userspace
interface; compiling external kernel modules requires
kernel-(flavor)-devel, or kernel-syms to pull in all kernel-*-devel,
packages, instead.

Ltrace is a program that runs the specified command until it exits. It
intercepts and records the dynamic library calls that are called by the
executed process and the signals that are received by that process. It
can also intercept and print the system calls executed by the program.

The program to trace need not be recompiled for this, so you can use
ltrace on binaries for which you do not have access to the source.

This is still a work in progress, so, for example, the tracking to
child processes may fail or some things may not work as expected.

The prctl utility allows a user to control certain process behaviors in
the runtime environment.

This package contains all the SAP specific locales needed for running
an SAP Application Server.

The SAP applications were originally written at a time when the
standards for various locales were either not defined at all or were
not in wide usage yet before the release of the SAP applications.

Consequently, there now exists a divergency between the needs of the
SAP applications running under Linux and what is being supplied via the
GNU C Library Locales, which follows the current standards for the
various defined locales.

In order to be able to use SAP applications under SUSE Linux (and
especially under SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES)), Novell is
supplying this package which contains the legacy locales required for
the SAP applications. The detailed list of locales is provided in
package documentation. These locales can coexist with the standard
locales on your system.

These are configuration files that describe available time zones. You
can select an appropriate time zone for your system with YaST.

These are configuration files that describe available time zones - this
package is intended for Java Virtual Machine based on OpenJDK.

unscd caches application requests for resolving hostnames,
user and group names and other things, and can dramatically improve
performance e.g. when using NIS or LDAP or even when just caching
DNS requests.

This is an alternative to the glibc-supplied nscd that has been
designed to be much simpler and more robust, but has fewer features
and may have somewhat worse performance.

Ltrace is a program that runs the specified command until it exits. It
intercepts and records the dynamic library calls that are called by the
executed process and the signals that are received by that process. It
can also intercept and print the system calls executed by the program.

The program to trace need not be recompiled for this, so you can use
ltrace on binaries for which you do not have access to the source.

This is still a work in progress, so, for example, the tracking to
child processes may fail or some things may not work as expected.

This package contains all the SAP specific locales needed for running
an SAP Application Server.

The SAP applications were originally written at a time when the
standards for various locales were either not defined at all or were
not in wide usage yet before the release of the SAP applications.

Consequently, there now exists a divergency between the needs of the
SAP applications running under Linux and what is being supplied via the
GNU C Library Locales, which follows the current standards for the
various defined locales.

In order to be able to use SAP applications under SUSE Linux (and
especially under SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES)), Novell is
supplying this package which contains the legacy locales required for
the SAP applications. The detailed list of locales is provided in
package documentation. These locales can coexist with the standard
locales on your system.

These are configuration files that describe available time zones. You
can select an appropriate time zone for your system with YaST.

These are configuration files that describe available time zones - this
package is intended for Java Virtual Machine based on OpenJDK.

unscd caches application requests for resolving hostnames,
user and group names and other things, and can dramatically improve
performance e.g. when using NIS or LDAP or even when just caching
DNS requests.

This is an alternative to the glibc-supplied nscd that has been
designed to be much simpler and more robust, but has fewer features
and may have somewhat worse performance.

Ltrace is a program that runs the specified command until it exits. It
intercepts and records the dynamic library calls that are called by the
executed process and the signals that are received by that process. It
can also intercept and print the system calls executed by the program.

The program to trace need not be recompiled for this, so you can use
ltrace on binaries for which you do not have access to the source.

This is still a work in progress, so, for example, the tracking to
child processes may fail or some things may not work as expected.

This package contains all the SAP specific locales needed for running
an SAP Application Server.

The SAP applications were originally written at a time when the
standards for various locales were either not defined at all or were
not in wide usage yet before the release of the SAP applications.

Consequently, there now exists a divergency between the needs of the
SAP applications running under Linux and what is being supplied via the
GNU C Library Locales, which follows the current standards for the
various defined locales.

In order to be able to use SAP applications under SUSE Linux (and
especially under SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES)), Novell is
supplying this package which contains the legacy locales required for
the SAP applications. The detailed list of locales is provided in
package documentation. These locales can coexist with the standard
locales on your system.