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| -r1 (mcm-0.6.4.10-r1) |
2017-01-19T11:05:09Z |
AnthonyDoggett |
1bb1f0d0791c9bbf9539f11fa7a2233e5e605c85809417089cb093078a149c42
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Changed description
from Machine Configuration Manager (MCM) manages the contents of files and
directories. One or more of those files can be a script, enabling MCM to
control anything. Typically MCM is used to manage the configurations of user
profiles, machines, systems and systems of systems.
* The declarative language is simple and easy on the eye yet very powerful.
* MCM is simple, fast and transparent.
to Machine Configuration Manager (MCM) manages the contents of files and
directories. One or more of those files can be a script, enabling MCM to
control anything. Typically MCM is used to manage the configurations of user
profiles, machines, systems and systems of systems.
* The declarative language is simple and easy on the eye yet very powerful.
* MCM is simple, fast and transparent.
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| -r0 (mcm-0.6.4.10-r0) |
2016-07-09T15:35:08Z |
AnthonyDoggett |
69bc03e016a9d1ea83e09ab39d24b1e9e47310588d77accb7c1f79b9e2ed9b66
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