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CID (Closed In Directory) is a set of bash scripts for inserting and managing Linux computers in Active Directory domains. Modifications made to the system allow Linux to behave like a Windows computer within AD.

Report Manager is both a print scheme designer (report) and a high level printing (reporting) engine. Also a TCP Report Server and a Web Report Server (PDF on the fly), supports Windows and Linux. Connectivity to almost all databases is provided.

...It includes the scheduler (the print server), filters, backends, and PPD/driver plumbing needed to accept jobs, determine capabilities, rasterize or convert, and deliver output to devices over local and network transports. Its modular pipeline lets administrators and vendors plug in drivers or filter chains while retaining a consistent user-facing interface across platforms. Client tools and libraries provide command-line and programmatic access for queue management, job submission, and printer discovery. Over time CUPS has aligned closely with driverless printing via IPP-Everywhere/AirPrint-style capability exchange, reducing the need for vendor-specific drivers on many devices. The project’s reference implementation is battle-tested across desktops, servers, and embedded systems that expose print services to a network.

Ink is a command line tool which displays the ink level of your printer. It makes use of libinklevel.

This are PDF manipulation tools (e.g. like pdftk, pdfsam, ...) written in python using pyPDF and thus portable to many different OS.

oEdtk is an open source project for automated printing processing. It's a toolkit for building applications that prepare flat file data for massive printing of documents.

A collection of useful tools for automating common tasks in a programming contest (like ACM/ICPC).

ZhDict provides command-line tools to aid English speakers in reading and understanding Chinese texts.