Have you considered actually creating an Ubuntu PPA to start out with? That might be the fastest way of getting them out there for folks to try.

One of the reasons I subscribed to this list was that I created some (extremely primitive) debian packages for Debian/Ubuntu and put them in a PPA. I let mine stagnate because of the fast pace of Cockpit development and my lack of free time, but I'd love to give these new ones a quick run through. Are the current debian source packages available somewhere publicly that we can try out?

On Mon, Jan 4, 2016 at 7:08 AM, Marius Vollmer <marius.vollmer@redhat.com> wrote:

Hi,

I think we are ready to publish experimental/beta/pre-view packages of
Cockpit for Debian somewhere, but we don't really know what the best
approach would be.

We are making weekly releases and automatically push them to a number of
places, like Fedora 23, a Docker container, or a Fedora COPR (same thing
as a Ubuntu PPA, afaik).

Do you have ideas for how to extend this to include Debian?

Could we get Cockpit into Debian experimental easily, for example?
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