debPakete
DebPakete is a term used in German-speaking computing communities to refer to Debian-style package files and their packaging ecosystem. It commonly denotes the .deb binary packages used by Debian-based Linux distributions, and by extension the collection of metadata and tooling that manages them.
A .deb file is an ar archive containing three parts: the debian-binary file, control.tar.[gz|xz], and data.tar.[gz|xz].
Packaging is typically performed with build systems like debhelper, dh, and various debian/rules scripts. Repositories organize
DebPakete are used not only in Debian itself but also in derivatives such as Ubuntu and Mint,