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Are there different versions of Debian packages in different distributions?
You are strongly encouraged to post your questions on the mailing-list rather than on irc. The mailing-list messages are archived, so the solution to your problem can help others with the same issue. 3.1.2. Will there be different versions of packages in different distributions?
Is the Debian binary package a single file?
The Debian source package is a set of input files used to build the Debian binary package and is not a single file. The Debian binary package is a special archive file which holds a set of installable binary data with its associated information.
What do you need to know about Debian?
Some details are intentionally skipped for clarity. Please read the manpages of the dpkg-source (1), dpkg-buildpackage (1), dpkg (1), dpkg-deb (1), deb (5), etc. The Debian source package is a set of input files used to build the Debian binary package and is not a single file.
Can you make a Debian package without debhelper?
Although a Debian package can be made by writing a debian/rules script without using the debhelper package, it is impractical to do so. There are too many modern “Policy” required features to be addressed, such as application of the proper file permissions, use of the proper architecture dependent library installation path]
How to choose the best Debian operating system?
There are many different Debian distributions. Choosing the proper Debian distribution is an important decision. This section covers some information useful for users that want to make the choice best suited for their system and also answers possible questions that might be arising during the process.
Which is better stable or unstable Debian distributions?
The stable distributions really contains outdated packages. Just look at Kde, Gnome, Xorg or even the kernel. They are very old. Why is it so? 3.1.4. If I were to decide to change to another distribution, can I do that? 3.1.5. Could you tell me whether to install stable, testing or unstable? 3.1.6. You are talking about testing being broken.
Where can I subscribe to the Debian mailing list?
Information regarding subscribing to the list can be found at the location of archives. You are strongly encouraged to post your questions on the mailing-list rather than on irc. The mailing-list messages are archived, so the solution to your problem can help others with the same issue.