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Additionally, we maintain the build infrastructure for the time-based "stepping" DebianTanglu/Release branch that is based on DebianTesting and newer upstream software. | Until everything has found its way into Debian proper, we maintain the build infrastructure for our time-based "stepping" [[DebianTanglu/Release]] distribution branch that is based on DebianTesting and newer upstream software. |
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The goals of the [[http://blends.alioth.debian.org|Blend]] include: | The goals of our [[http://blends.alioth.debian.org|Blend]] include: |
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The [[http://blends.alioth.debian.org|Blend]] makes the simplified configuration options available in all Debian branches. As such - Tanglu users are Debian users - and right at home participating in the Debian user communities all over the world. | Our [[http://blends.alioth.debian.org|Blend]] makes the simplified configuration options available in all Debian branches. As such - Tanglu users are Debian users - and right at home participating in the Debian user communities all over the world. |
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Tanglu's derivative distribution aims at providing up-to-date working solutions for the users. The goals include: | Tanglu's derivative distribution release aims at providing up-to-date working solutions for the users. The goals include: |
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Debian for Humans
Tanglu is a project to provide an easily installable and usable Debian operating system, even for non-technical "device" users.
Until everything has found its way into Debian proper, we maintain the build infrastructure for our time-based "stepping" DebianTanglu/Release distribution branch that is based on DebianTesting and newer upstream software.
In our opinion, developers and users have the same need here. Both like a polished system that “just works”.
Goals
The project aims at developing the necessary usability improvements within the debian project.
To realize this, the project works on a Debian Blend that implements the desired configuration improvements, as well as on a derivative showcase distribution that releases updated package versions.
The goals of our Blend include:
Working with the DebianDesktop project to obsolete the DebianDesktopHowTo.
Our Blend makes the simplified configuration options available in all Debian branches. As such - Tanglu users are Debian users - and right at home participating in the Debian user communities all over the world.
Tanglu's derivative distribution release aims at providing up-to-date working solutions for the users. The goals include:
Regular time-based "stepping" releases of newer working package versions from DebianTesting.
- A tanglu NEW queue that allows Debian developers to upload new package versions during Debian freezes.
- Easy-to-use and tailored live- and install-media.
The derivative distribution makes the Tanglu features available, even before our features or repositories have become an official part of the debian project.
The overall vision is to have the Tanglu release used together with DebianStable, where DebianStable can run on servers and the Tanglu releases provide newer packages for end-user devices, even while DebianTesting is undergoing a freeze.
In short, you can think of Tanglu as a community-maintained Ubuntu alternative.
For more details, see initial ideas and the original tanglu announcement.
Status
The Tanglu distribution was started in april 2013 by setting up www.tanglu.org repositories and beginning work on a Live CD.
Ideas for developments
Make rich descriptions for popular applications available right in the package manager. (For example, use descripions from communitity maintained wikis such as wiki.ubuntuusers.de.)
Tanglu wiki pages
Tanglu's Debian Derivates Census Sheet.
Tanglu pages: