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1. Packaging and Distributing a Kivy application on Linux

   The Kivy library can be used to create cross-platform desktop and mobile apps that can be distributed on Linux, OS X, Windows, iOS, and Android. Packaging Kivy apps on Linux is not well-supported. Here is how to get it to work:

   1. Use a Vagrantfile to bootstrap a development environment …

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2. Creating a Trivial, Signed APT Repository

   Setting up an APT repository is a reasonable way to distribute .deb packages to end users. You will want to create a signed repository, so that users can perform automated updates of your software (e.g. using apt-get install -y).

   There are two kinds of repositories, "official" and "trivial". Trivial …

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3. OS X and Ubuntu Codenames

   Ubuntu

   Ubuntu 21.10	Impish Indri
   Ubuntu 21.04	Hirsute Hippo
   Ubuntu 20.10	Groovy Gorilla
   Ubuntu 20.04 LTS	Focal Fossa
   Ubuntu 19.10	Eoan Ermine
   Ubuntu 19.04	Disco Dingo
   Ubuntu 18.10	Cosmic Cuttlefish
   Ubuntu 18.04 LTS	Bionic Beaver
   Ubuntu 17.10 …

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