Greetings Shengtao! Thanks for getting back to me!
One thing you want me want to do is create a Debian package repository. There are a bunch of ways to do this and resources but this page has links to a number: https://wiki.debian.org/DebianRepository/Setup This way you can have people just install your gpg key and add new source list with your repository and they can then always get the latest version from you. There are still benefits to having the package uploaded directly into Debian (i.e., people don't have to do that dance) but if you expect to have a range of Debian users, people many may prefer getting your software directly from the source. In terms of your package, I'll take a look but I'm pretty slammed right now with work. If somebody else is reading this and wants to take a look first, that'd be totally fine with me. Later, Mako {"quotation": {"who": "黄盛涛", "date": "Tue, Jun 09, 2026 at 06:11:30PM +0800"}} > Hi Mako! > > Thanks a ton for your advice! > > We followed your suggestion and built the compliance-ready '.deb' packages. > They are now up on GitHub Releases, and we've updated our > website(https://x-cmd.com/start/#apt) with the download links and a local > installation guide. We've tested it on our end and it works perfectly via > 'apt install' > > Also, we put together a detailed doc showing exactly how we built the 'x-cmd' > deb package and the logic behind it. Whenever you get a breather, we'd love > for you to check it out: > https://x-cmd.com/start/deb > > Know you’ve got a lot on your plate, but if you could grab a few minutes to > eyeball the package or the doc and share some feedback, that would be > awesome. We’re ready to tweak things based on whatever the community > recommends. > > Thanks again for your support! > > Best, > Shengtao Huang -- Benjamin Mako Hill https://mako.cc/
