deb.tmiland.com

deb

A PPA repository for deb packages:

TeamSpeak3 Client
GitHub Desktop (Linux builds, maintained fork)
Invidious-Updater (And Installer)

# Usage

### Repository

 $ sudo curl -SsL -o /etc/apt/sources.list.d/tmiland.list https://deb.tmiland.com/debian/tmiland.list

 $ curl -SsL https://deb.tmiland.com/debian/KEY.gpg | gpg --dearmor | sudo tee /usr/share/keyrings/tmiland-archive-keyring.gpg >/dev/null

 $ sudo apt update

 $ sudo apt install {package-name}

Supported Software

The software below can be installed, updated and removed using this repository:

Source	Package Name	Description
	`AppFlowy`	An Open Source Alternative to Notion
	`balena-etcher`	Flash OS images to SD cards and USB drives, safely and easily.
	`bat`	cat(1) clone with wings.
	`bitwarden`	A secure and free password manager for all of your devices.
	`bruno`	Opensource API Client for Exploring and Testing APIs
	`discord`	Chat for Communities and Friends
	`dpkg`	Debian package management system
	`dpkg-repack`	Debian package archiving tool
	`draw.io`	draw.io desktop
	`duf`	Disk Usage/Free Utility
	`fzf`	Command-line fuzzy finder
	`github-desktop`	GitHub Desktop fork with advanced functionality and improvements.
	`goose`	Goose App
	`hugo`	A fast and flexible Static Site Generator written in Go.
	`hyper`	A terminal built on web technologies
	`ImHex`	ImHex Hex Editor
	`Invidious-Updater`	Script to install and update Invidious
	`joplin`	Joplin for Desktop
	`libterm-spinner-color-perl`	A terminal spinner/progress bar with Unicode, color, and no non-core dependencies.
	`logitune`	Logitech device configurator for Linux
	`marktext`	A simple and elegant open-source markdown editor that focused on speed and usability.
	`opencode`	The open source coding agent.
	`pandoc`	general markup converter
	`protonmail-bridge`	Proton Mail Bridge is a desktop application that runs in the background, encrypting and decrypting messages as they enter and leave your computer.
	`rustdesk`	A remote control software.
	`siyuan`	From thought to insight, with agents
	`snapweb`	Web client for Snapcast
	`spotube`	Open source extensible music streaming platform and app, based on BYOMM (Bring your own music metadata) concept
	`sshpilot`	modern, lightweight SSH connection manager
	`stirling-pdf`	Stirling-PDF Desktop Application
	`tabby-terminal`	A terminal for a modern age
	`teamspeak3-client`	VoIP chat for online gaming

Legend

managed from GitHub releases
Debian packages
other source

Managing packages

Each tracked package is a declarative config in packages/<name>.pkg:

repo = 'owner/name'        # GitHub repo that publishes releases
asset = 'pkg_.*_all\.deb'  # regex matching the .deb release asset
keep_versions = 2          # optional: only keep the newest N debs
package = 'apt-name'       # optional: override apt package name (stub repacks)

To add an app: drop a new .pkg in packages/ and commit — the update workflow picks it up on the next run (hourly, or manual via Actions → Update apt repo → Run workflow).

The workflow checks every package, downloads new versions, regenerates and signs the repo metadata, smoke-tests it with apt, and pushes to master (served via GitHub Pages).

Two packages are special:

icecat — currently unavailable: the package was an installer-stub that downloads binaries from icecatbrowser.org at install time, and that site is down (and GNU’s own releases stopped in 2019). The icecat debs are therefore removed from the repo until a working upstream source exists. update-icecat.sh remains in place to re-publish it when that happens.

As a free, actively maintained alternative in the same spirit (libre, privacy-hardened, no telemetry), use LibreWolf’s official signed apt repository instead:
```
sudo apt update && sudo apt install extrepo -y
sudo extrepo enable librewolf
sudo apt update && sudo apt install librewolf -y
```
invidious-updater — upstream no longer publishes .deb assets; the package is updated manually when needed.

# Credits

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License

MIT License

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