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example is a Debian derivative aimed at being an example derivative.
- Status: active (20XX-XX-XX)
Homepage: https://www.example.org/
Origin story: https://www.example.org/about/
Microblog: https://identi.ca/example
Corporate sponsor: Example Ltd
Government sponsor: Example province, example country
- Funding model: based on donations? consultants sponsored by the government? funded by sales? funded by support? a mix of these?
Merchandise: https://www.example.org/merch/
- Location: based in City, Country | based in Country | focused on serving users/customers in Country | developers are in Country | completely international
Privacy policy: https://www.example.org/privacy/
Data collection: none | Debian popcon | Example popcon (enabled by default | consent) | Anonymous stats codebase (enabled by default | consent) | Detailed telemetry codebase (enabled by default | consent)
Join: https://www.example.org/join/ | https://www.example.com/jobs/
Research publications: https://wiki.example.org/research/
hardware wishlist: https://www.example.org/hardware-wishlist/
hardware supported: https://www.example.org/supported-hardware/
hardware certification: https://www.example.org/certified-hardware/
user IRC: ircs://irc.oftc.net/example
devel IRC: ircs://irc.oftc.net/example-devel
Debian IRC: ircs://irc.oftc.net/debian-example
user list: https://lists.example.org/example-user/
devel list: https://lists.example.org/example-devel/
Debian list: https://lists.example.org/example-debian/
user forums: https://forums.example.org/user/
devel forum: https://forums.example.org/devel/
Debian forum: https://forums.example.org/debian/
Security contact: security@example.org | https://www.example.org/security/
Debian derivatives census maintainer: Some One <someone@example.org> (someone on IRC)
Debian derivatives census page: ?@PAGE@
Debian derivatives census output: http://deriv.debian.net/Example/
Subscribers: someone@example.org someoneelse@example.org
Distrowatch page: https://distrowatch.com/example
Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Example
- Distribution type: live image | installable | preinstalled
- Debian derivative model: uses Debian binary packages and adds/modifies some source packages | rebuilds all Debian source packages and adds/modifies some source packages | uses Debian binary packages, modifies some of them and adds new source/binary packages
- Debian archive quantity: full archive | overlay
- Based on: Debian unstable
- Interfaces: console GNOME KDE Xfce LXDE Enlightenment GNUStep Openbox awesome
- Init systems: sysvinit systemd openrc ...
Archive tool: dak mini-dak reprepro mini-dinstall debarchiver debpool ?DebMarshal apt-ftparchive dpkg-scanpackages/dpkg-scansources aptly custom setup
Build status: https://buildd.example.org/
- Build tools: sbuild/pbuilder/cowbuilder/qemubuilder/whalebuilder/?, wanna-build/launchpad/jenkins/buildbot/?
- Image build: from scratch | repack
Image tool: debian-cd live-build vmdebootstrap custom setup
- Install tool: debian-installer ubiquity calamares propellor debootstrap dd
VCS repository: https://git.example.org/
Bug tracker: https://bugs.example.org
Bugs forwarded to Debian: user example-devel@lists.example.org (statistics)
Package info: https://packages.example.org/ https://git.example.org/package-info-codebase.git
Package tracker: https://tracker.example.org
- Architectures: amd64 i386 armhf sh4
- dpkg vendor: Please add here the output of this: dpkg-vendor --query Vendor. If this prints Debian then you need to patch base-files in your distribution to add a new file in /etc/dpkg/origins/example containing information about your distribution.
Patches repo: https://patches.example.org/
Docs about Example for Debian developers: https://wiki.example.org/ExampleForDebianDevs
Docs about Debian for Example developers: https://wiki.example.org/DebianForExampleDevs
Example glossary: https://wiki.example.org/Glossary
Package comparison: https://qa.example.org/packages-and-versions.html
Popcon information: https://popcon.example.org/
Quality assurance information: https://qa.example.org/
lintian information: https://lintian.example.org/
piuparts information: https://piuparts.example.org/
CI/autopkgtest information: https://ci.example.org/
static analysis information: https://daca.example.org/
list of developers: https://people.example.org/
developer blogs: https://planet.example.org/
developer microblogs: https://identi.ca/example
derivatives of this distribution: https://www.example.org/about/derivatives
mirrors list: https://ftp.example.org/example/README.mirrors.txt
mirror CDNs: https://cdn.ftp.example.org/ (Fastly, Cloudfront, Cloudflare, Akamai, ?MirrorBrain, custom)
- mirror tools: rsync, ftpsync, Debian http-redirector, mirrorbrain, custom
changelogs pool: https://www.example.org/changelogs
apt repositories: https://ftp.example.org/example/ https://security.example.org/example-security/ https://ports.example.org/example-ports/
- apt sources list (source, binary, stablerelease/nextrelease):
# In the future (not yet!) you will be able to drop this sources.list snippet if any of these conditions are satisfied:
# 1) you use reprepro in the URLs above and their conf/distributions files are public
# 2) if you provide an ls-lR.gz file at the root of each repository that lists the contents of dists/ and indicate which dirs are symlinks
# 3) if your server directory index for the dists/ dir of each repository is publicly available and indicates which entries are dirs rather than files/symlinks
# If you do not provide any apt repository, please list here in comments
# your distribution methods and download URLs for binaries and source.
# If you use Debian, Ubuntu or deb-multimedia.org or other common external repositories,
# please leave them out of your listed sources.list or add them commented out.
# Please also leave or comment out mirrors of these or other apt repositories.
# Please list all of your supported suites, including development ones.
# Please include correct architecture information (the [arch=...] parts)
# Please list your in-development/future release first, then your stable release
# then your oldstable release and so on. Please do not list unsupported releases
# Please uncomment the mirror lines below after modifying them to point at
# the apt repositories for your derivative.
# Please use suite aliases here instead of codenames. So, stable not squeeze,
# testing, not wheezy. If you don't have any aliases, you may want to add them.
# Please remove this comment and the ones above.
#deb [arch=i386,amd64] https://ftp.example.org/example/ nextrelease main contrib non-free
#deb [arch=i386,amd64] https://other.example.org/example/ nextrelease main contrib non-free
#deb-src https://ftp.example.org/example/ nextrelease main contrib non-free
#deb-src https://other.example.org/example/ nextrelease main contrib non-free
#deb [arch=i386,amd64] https://ftp.example.org/example/ stablerelease main contrib non-free
#deb [arch=i386,amd64] https://security.example.org/example/ stablerelease main contrib non-free
#deb [arch=i386,amd64] https://backports.example.org/example/ stablerelease main contrib non-free
#deb-src https://ftp.example.org/example/ stablerelease main contrib non-free
#deb-src https://security.example.org/example/ stablerelease main contrib non-free
#deb-src https://backports.example.org/example/ stablerelease main contrib non-free
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