What Debian doesn't ship, packaged as if it did. Current upstream releases, built from source for Debian stable, testing and unstable on amd64 and arm64, served from a signed APT archive.
Follow the installation instructions on pkg.haus, then run:
sudo apt install <package>The package pool is browsable at apt.pkg.haus. Added, updated and retired packages are listed at apt.pkg.haus/news, with an RSS feed. Download counts, measured at the edge, are published at apt.pkg.haus/stats.
Every published version's build record and the source package it was built from are at buildinfos.pkg.haus, so "built from source" is something you can check rather than something we assert.
- action-debian-build: the build action and per-suite builder images, native amd64 and arm64, with provenance and SBOMs. Also on the GitHub Marketplace.
- apt: the archive. Its ingest builds each enrolled package's newest release from source and publishes only what the archive lacks.
- buildinfos: the build records. What
each package was built from and with, published beside the source package it
was built from, which is what lets
debrebuildreproduce it. - packages: every package's Debian
packaging, one directory each. Merging a changelog entry builds the release
across both architectures and all three suites, tags it, and tells the archive.
It also holds
pkghaus-archive-keyring,
the signing key as a package, so key rotations arrive through
apt upgrade. Its fingerprint is in SECURITY.md.
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