UbuntuDebian
UbuntuDebian is not an official project; rather, it is a descriptive term sometimes used to describe the close relationship between the Debian project and the Ubuntu family of distributions. It highlights how Ubuntu is built on Debian’s foundations and shares many core concepts, tools, and packaging practices with Debian.
Origin and relationship: Ubuntu was launched in 2004 by Canonical and is derived from Debian. Debian provides
Distribution model and releases: Ubuntu uses Debian’s package management tools (deb packages, apt) and, in effect,
Impact and governance: The Debian-Ubuntu relationship has played a central role in popularizing Linux on desktops