bundle 2.26

This is the first release of bundle that I've made publicly, but we've been using it extensively at Stanford for many years. It's a bit of a hard program to explain, but its primary use is as an installation tool for a set of files. A bundle, or file containing commands for the bundle script, is like a simplified installation shell script with special commands for all the common actions and enough smarts to know what changes have already been applied and to show what will be done before doing it.

You can get a copy from bundle's web page. I haven't quite finished bringing it up to the coding standards that I use for most scripts, so there may be a few more minor releases coming up shortly.