The Gory Details of Debian packages
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Debian packages software using a "deb" binary format. It has over 25,000 packages maintained by about 1,000 volunteers. Packages go through the unstable, testing, and stable release cycles. Developers use tools like dh-make-perl, pbuilder, and lintian to create and test packages according to Debian policies and standards.
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