Personal Debian Repository
Software these days seems to becoming less and less maintainable. I serve as a buffer for this by maintaining my own aptly repository. In this way, I can host packages I can install on my systems in a coherent way that's as simple as apt-get install my-custom-package . This also works great for software (like Discord) where they offer a DEB file download, but don't maintain their own repo. Why is beyond me and outside the scope of this post. However, you can use this to build custom Debian based packages and maintain them in your own package repository. In this post, I'm going to show you how you can install your own if you want to maintain it and how you can add mine if you want to leverage the hosting of the packages I maintain or just keep track. Add apt.markizano.net The simplest thing you could do is to add my hosted repository for the software that I maintain in a Debian-based repository. Here are the steps: Install the key in the apt trusted directory: sudo ...