= Debian for use in Macintosh environments = Debian GNU/Linux is powerful for many things. One of them is working together with Macintosh systems. * Debian workstations working together with Macintosh workstations * Debian providing services for Macintosh workstations * Debian workstations using Macintosh services * Debian bridging Macintosh and Windows workstations. * Debian skins to look like a Macintosh This page tries to collect and organize info on the many ways Debian can interact with Macintosh. == Metapackages == One goal is a set of metapackages officially inside Debian, as a [[DDD]]: * macos-net-services - network services relevant for Macintosh workstations * macos-tools - tools to deal with Macintosh-specific data * macos-desktop - make your Debian workstation look more like a Macintosh * macos-dev - tools to help port Debian software to Macintosh == Packages == * DebianPts:netatalk - Apple Filesharing server * DebianPts:libnss-mdns - Zeroconf resolving * DebianPts:sleuthkit - data recovery supporting mac partitions * DebianPts:gnu-fdisk - fdisk with support for mac partitions * DebianPts:epstool - extract or generate Mac-specific EPS preview image * DebianPts:airport-utils - administration utilities for Airport base stations * DebianPts:qemu - generic computer emulator * DebianPts:basilisk2 - 68k Macintosh emulator * DebianPts:hfsutils - Tools for reading and writing Macintosh volumes * DebianPts:hfsprogs - mkfs and fsck for HFS and HFS+ file systems (deprecated?) * DebianPts:fondu - convert between Mac and UNIX font formats * DebianPts:avant-window-navigator - MacOS X like panel for GNOME * DebianPts:icnsutils - utilities for manipulating Mac OS icns files * DebianPts:dmg2img - Tool for converting compress dmg files to hfsplus images == Tweaks == * [[https://www.math.ohio-state.edu/wiki/administration/macosx/netboot/bsdp_with_isc_dhcp|BSDP using ISC DHCP]] - MacOS X (and maybe also [[http://web.archive.org/web/20100616031251/http://frank.gwc.org.uk/~ali/nb/|MacOS Classic]] netboot ---- . CategoryMacintoshComputer