Package: colibri Version: 2.1.0 Architecture: amd64 Maintainer: Stratum Project Installed-Size: 36910 Depends: libc6 (>= 2.38), libgomp1 (>= 9), python3 (>= 3.10) Recommends: libvulkan1 Suggests: mesa-vulkan-drivers | nvidia-driver Homepage: https://github.com/JustVugg/colibri Priority: optional Section: contrib/misc Filename: pool/contrib/c/colibri/colibri_2.1.0_amd64.deb Size: 5620956 SHA256: 572100eae70fdf8eaebb59c1682cf25bdcd5b168af4b0ba91be4b989fa4a7197 SHA1: e67b12460826fc214537af305def2aa253d2284d MD5sum: b23a20b270710a1fcbe5267a130bd081 Description: inference engine for large mixture-of-experts models colibri runs very large open mixture-of-experts models on hardware people already own. The dense part of a model (attention, shared experts, embeddings) stays in RAM; the routed experts live on the disk and are read when the router asks for them, through a cache that learns the work it sees. A GPU, when there is one, holds the hottest experts. Where a weight sits changes how fast an answer comes, not which weights or which router decisions produce it. . This package installs the engines built for the CPU and, through the Vulkan loader found at run time, for any Vulkan 1.2 GPU: GLM-5.2 and GLM-5.3, Qwen3.6, Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, DeepSeek V4 Flash and V4.1 Flash, Kimi K3, Inkling, MiMo, OLMoE, Qwen-Image-2.1 and the decision heads. It also carries the coli launcher, the model catalog, and an OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible HTTP server on 127.0.0.1:8000. . The weights are not part of the package: coli setup picks the model that fits the machine and downloads it, resumable, into ~/colibri-models. See /usr/share/doc/colibri/readme.txt. Package: colibri-cuda Source: colibri Version: 2.1.0 Architecture: amd64 Maintainer: Stratum Project Installed-Size: 607673 Depends: libc6 (>= 2.38), libcudart12, libgcc-s1 (>= 3.0), libgomp1 (>= 9), libstdc++6 (>= 5), python3 (>= 3.10) Conflicts: colibri Replaces: colibri Provides: colibri Homepage: https://github.com/JustVugg/colibri Priority: optional Section: contrib/misc Filename: pool/contrib/c/colibri/colibri-cuda_2.1.0_amd64.deb Size: 104609892 SHA256: e4f2d89556ec211ed70a85927527d2e1915ec5515470246894f42ebf9258a13c SHA1: 51f13abd872d777bc7f9d4b38e4334d8bf40702f MD5sum: 0268143ba2f5fc2a6b260fd2796a60f4 Description: inference engine for large mixture-of-experts models, CUDA build The engines of the colibri package, built with the CUDA backend as well: on an NVIDIA card the hot experts and the dense layers stay in VRAM and the rest is read from RAM or from the disk. The Vulkan and CPU paths stay in the same binaries, for a card or a driver the CUDA build cannot use. . It replaces the colibri package, which it shares its files with; install one or the other, not both. It needs a driver new enough for Ampere or later, and the runtime it links (libcudart12) comes from the non-free component. Package: hillshot Version: 0.05 Architecture: amd64 Maintainer: Stratum Project Installed-Size: 6053 Homepage: https://www.skraba.net/ Priority: optional Section: contrib/games Filename: pool/contrib/h/hillshot/hillshot_0.05_amd64.deb Size: 2041516 SHA256: 5fff9a870f6665d4d89622ab93df95e6dd2f77a4eb437b421c2e44b231862212 SHA1: 5e7a977f1c6c2def57a6221b9efe16696ddb8ec8 MD5sum: c457a401fc3f17b0fd4d4bd7743f3af3 Description: turn-based artillery duel for the local network Two cannons, one hill, wind that lies: a turn-based artillery game for two players on the same network, played in a browser. . Aim by dragging the barrel, mind the wind, and watch the slow supply of shells: one arrives every other turn while a shot costs one, and roughly one crate in eight carries two. The terrain is destructible - shallow craters, bands of bedrock that barely dig, dirt roads - and cannons slide downhill from their own recoil. Three lives each, 45 seconds per turn, sudden death after turn 16: the clock tightens to 25 seconds, the wind strengthens and the drops stop, but a cannon that starts its turn empty still gets one crate. . The package installs one static binary with the browser client embedded and a systemd service listening on port 8080. Nothing leaves the local network: no accounts, no database. Package: vm-reactor Version: 0.38 Architecture: amd64 Maintainer: Stratum Project Installed-Size: 9415 Depends: debconf (>= 0.5) | debconf-2.0, qemu-system-x86, ovmf, stratum-core (>= 0.49), stratum-memory (>= 0.29), stratum-firewall (>= 0.12), stratum-watchdog (>= 0.09), stratum-security (>= 0.13), stratum-software (>= 0.25), stratum-wireguard, stratum-storage (>= 0.08), libvirt-daemon-system, libvirt-clients, qemu-utils, lxc, lxcfs, lxc-templates, uidmap, dnsmasq-base, nftables, iptables, iproute2, zstd, openssl, curl, gpg, novnc, openssh-client, openssh-server, rsync, nfs-common, lvm2, thin-provisioning-tools, bridge-utils Homepage: https://www.skraba.net/vm-reactor/start Priority: optional Section: contrib/admin Filename: pool/contrib/v/vm-reactor/vm-reactor_0.38_amd64.deb Size: 3059464 SHA256: dc31daada3ad7ba8e17112499f63e3cd8000f3d8898a0e6d4d4e806ef8261f4f SHA1: 8943efaac00e5d46f2942314df2e342ef87e6505 MD5sum: e968b2840df6ceea90243fe05bd39a1f Description: Stratum VM Reactor: virtual machines, containers and Docker in one web interface Stratum is a functional layer for Debian. . VM Reactor manages KVM virtual machines (libvirt), LXC system containers and Docker applications (compose projects) from one web interface on its own port (HTTPS, 8443 by default). Every guest has a number - ID 1, 2, 3 ... (ID 0 is the host) - whatever its type, one configuration file (/etc/vm-reactor/guests/.conf) and one directory in a storage (/guests/). . Guests: create (wizard), start, shut down, stop, reboot, pause, clone, delete, console in the browser (VNC display and serial console of virtual machines, shell of containers), resources, disks, snapshots, load charts, a firewall per guest, start with the host in order and with delays, restart by the watchdog. . Storage: directories (btrfs and NFS shares mounted by the host), LVM thin pools made by stratum-storage - on plain disks or on an md array (RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10) - and NFS shares; guests, ISO images, LXC templates and backups, and the disks of a pool are added and removed while the guests run. Network: NAT network with DHCP/DNS, fixed addresses and published ports, the local network (macvtap/macvlan), internal bridges and bridges on network cards. Memory: deduplication (ksm), compression (zram) and ballooning (virtio-balloon) tuned for a hypervisor, through stratum-memory. Docker: installation from Docker's own repository (docker-ce, compose, buildx) at the installation of the package or later, and its APT source, daemon settings (log rotation, address pool, live restore, IPv6, no-new-privileges, data location), registries, mirrors, Docker users, events, all containers, images, volumes and networks, cleanup. Docker applications: created from a compose file, a template, a pasted "docker run" command or an image wizard, CPU and memory limits, automatic updates (auto / notify / off) with rollback, import of existing compose projects. Backups: one file per backup, export and import, restore under a new ID, scheduled backups with retention. Security: users with roles (admin, manager, operator, user, viewer) and guest scopes, two-factor sign-in (TOTP), allowed networks, sign-in limits, audit log. Command line: vm-reactor. Package: vm-reactor-handbook Version: 0.06 Architecture: all Maintainer: Stratum Project Installed-Size: 709 Recommends: vm-reactor Homepage: https://www.skraba.net/vm-reactor/start Priority: optional Section: contrib/doc Filename: pool/contrib/v/vm-reactor-handbook/vm-reactor-handbook_0.06_all.deb Size: 604604 SHA256: 7f9b9ea374e6c158ad17e79e236f31af9b2d4548485887692e19b8a2f68f9de8 SHA1: 55d118a14cf83d99e7b54ac7f6247f9233e56a36 MD5sum: bbc80e77c51041b6067bc2241c374b5e Description: VM Reactor Handbook (PDF, draft) VM Reactor runs virtual machines (KVM), system containers (LXC) and Docker applications side by side on one Debian host, with one web interface. . This package installs the VM Reactor Handbook - the guide to installing VM Reactor and working with its guests, storage, memory, networks and backups - as a PDF: . /usr/share/vm-reactor/handbook/vm-reactor-handbook.pdf . The handbook is being written: this draft contains the first chapters; the others are listed in the contents and follow in later versions. Package: vm-reactor-virtio-win Version: 0.1.302.1 Architecture: all Maintainer: Stratum Project Installed-Size: 856826 Depends: vm-reactor Homepage: https://www.skraba.net/vm-reactor/start Priority: optional Section: contrib/admin Filename: pool/contrib/v/vm-reactor-virtio-win/vm-reactor-virtio-win_0.1.302.1_all.deb Size: 197181536 SHA256: 639ac8d58e7f7bea36ea2c7bddd8c693070d104c2b255aed9adcf338c0f2ee3c SHA1: fc8939cd4cb7832108ac4bd30ec65c49ec0a876a MD5sum: c198ee2fa1960e4d63a72916108cd8b7 Description: VirtIO drivers for Windows guests of VM Reactor (virtio-win ISO) The virtio-win ISO image of the Fedora project (version 0.1.302): the VirtIO drivers for Windows virtual machines - storage (viostor, vioscsi), network (NetKVM), balloon, serial, input, RNG, file system (virtiofs), GPU and the QEMU guest agent, with the installer virtio-win-guest-tools.exe for all of them. . At the installation the image appears in the storage "local" of VM Reactor among the ISO images (virtio-win-0.1.302.iso): attach it to a Windows machine as a second CD drive and install the drivers - during the Windows setup (load driver: viostor or vioscsi) or afterwards with virtio-win-guest-tools.exe.