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				+Source: satcmd 
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				+Maintainer: Alois Mahdal <netvor@vornet.cz> 
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				+Section: misc 
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				+Priority: extra 
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				+Standards-Version: 3.9.2 
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				+Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 9) 
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				+Package: satcmd 
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				+Architecture: all 
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				+Depends: bash, shellfu-bash, shellfu-bash-core, shellfu-bash-extras 
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				+Description: __MKIT_PROJ_TAGLINE__ 
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				+ saturnin is Shellfu library that helps you easily build toolkit from 
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				+ various scripts that you may have lying around.  Instead of having a 
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				+ herd of untamed undocumented and hard-to-share scripts, with help of 
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				+ saturnin you can easily create and package a meta-command with a set 
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				+ of discoverable and maintainable sub-commands. 
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				+ This package contains a demo meta-command built with saturnin; you can 
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				+ also re-use the source as template for your new toolkit. 
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