Package: colibri Version: 2.1.0 Architecture: arm64 Maintainer: Stratum Project Installed-Size: 30089 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_arm64.deb Size: 4483804 SHA256: dfa386c3a98f472244c5e2bcdc0df4293f9168ca55265e2c5dab1496c9cda912 SHA1: cfe5a87e98c105aa3f478847665b466247381fbf MD5sum: 42835292299683b96b0c422143ad1977 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: hillshot Version: 0.05 Architecture: arm64 Maintainer: Stratum Project Installed-Size: 5669 Homepage: https://www.skraba.net/ Priority: optional Section: contrib/games Filename: pool/contrib/h/hillshot/hillshot_0.05_arm64.deb Size: 1751128 SHA256: e8a06ad9b49ab09bad67eb0dda488717fd8c27baa95e71bec15c648bf3755e36 SHA1: f17676a16097440137c8e6339f0d329f9245f224 MD5sum: f7f3f42197c4bbec5545d57ba3961d4d 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: arm64 Maintainer: Stratum Project Installed-Size: 8895 Depends: debconf (>= 0.5) | debconf-2.0, qemu-system-arm, qemu-efi-aarch64, 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_arm64.deb Size: 2640984 SHA256: a23e34660a82f42a55bd849a481577af3448b3b8039e23986af920fa0eb56f92 SHA1: 5bff8162c67878218d41cdf23f8063bd2eb19fee MD5sum: 9aaa56c7fd7c608912239bdbebcec905 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.