To do so, and complete the list of repositories, at the first start of the system, from the terminal (Ctrl + Alt + T) and as ' root user' execute the ' main' script to enable the ' free repositories' or execute ' nonfree' for the repositories' non-free + contrib + the multimedia repository'. However, Debian also supports those users who develop and run non-free software on Debian, so by installing Auxtral you can enable the ' contrib' repositories, which contain free software packages that require other software ( dependencies) other than 100% free, and the ' non-free' repositories where the packages that are not considered free software are located, some because although they can be distributed and installed freely, there is no access to their source code, and others in which their source code is available, but their license is not covered by the DFSG. For more details on the installation of applications visit this page > ' Help' of the old-site.Ĭhoice of Repositories in the 'first start'Īuxtral 3 (Alsephina), is installed by default with the 'main' (free) repositories according to the ' Debian Free Software Guidelines' (DFSG), or sometimes with a minimal configuration of them. 'Freedom is yours.' Installation is quick and easy, being able to do it from the Debian online repositories or by downloading the '.deb', 'appimages' packages.

Of the packages of Other Sources' of the page ' Licenses' of this site.Īuxtral comes pre-installed only the necessary basic software: Brave web-browser, Mirage image viewer, Mate-Terminal terminal in Cinnamon and Mate, and logically Xfce4-Terminal in Xfce, SM-Player video player, Audacious music player,tect editor, Pluma, GParted partition manager, Cheese webcam software, Gnome Software app store, balena-Etcher USB flash, USB-multiboot USB-Creator, Galculator calculator You are going to install the specific applications, according to your software needs according to the destination you want to give your PC, being able to choose 'free', 'open source', or 'not free' applications. Those of another origin are specified under the title 'II. All software packages in this distribution are 'free software' and come primarily from the 'main' section of the 'Official Debian Bullseye Repositories'. Auxtral's policy regarding pre-installed applications is to have only the basic ones of an OS, plus those for system administration specific to the desktop environment selected by the user.

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