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Debian

The Universal Operating System

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Total projects
84
Years participating
9
Most recent
2026

Participation history

9 program years
Projects by participation year 2016: 20 projects, 2018: 22 projects, 2019: 5 projects, 2020: 8 projects, 2021: 5 projects, 2022: 2 projects, 2024: 7 projects, 2025: 8 projects, 2026: 7 projects 20 2016 22 2018 5 2019 8 2020 5 2021 2 2022 7 2024 8 2025 7 2026

Historical projects

2026 7 projects

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Automated Debian Packaging with debianize

Contributor: Anurag Nayak

Debianize is a tools that aims to automatically create debian packages from scratch from upstream source trees. As for the current version, it works...

Linux Livepatching

Contributor: Aryan Karamtoth

Linux Kernel Livepatching is the process of replacing functions in the kernel code affected by CVEs with the patch-applied functions during system...

DebNet Visualising the Bus Factor in the Debian Archive

Contributor: Fabio Ruhland

DebNet models the Debian archive as a graph to identify critical packages maintained by too few people. Using data from the Ultimate Debian Database...

Attack of the Clones: Fight Back Using Code Duplication Detection From Security Patches

Contributor: Gajendra Nath Soren

This project aims to detect vulnerable code clones in the Debian archive by automatically extracting signatures from security patches. Using a...

Debusine: debuginfod server

Contributor: Jugal59

This project implements a debuginfod-compatible server within Debusine to provide automated debug symbol resolution for Debian developers. Currently,...

Debian-LSP: Improve File Format Support

Contributor: Lucas Ly Ba

The Debian LSP Language Server currently provides only basic features — field completion, parse-error diagnostics, and simple quick fixes — leaving...

Debusine: live log streaming

Contributor: mo-ashraf

Debusine currently only shows task logs after a task has fully completed. This means developers working with long-running jobs (such as package...

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