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vuos 0.9.2-1 source package in Ubuntu

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vuos (0.9.2-1) unstable; urgency=medium

  * Team upload.

  [ Renzo Davoli ]
  * New upstream version 0.9.2.
    + Fix build with fuse 3.17.  Closes: #1098735

  [ Mattia Rizzolo ]
  * Bump Standards-Version to 4.7.2, no changes needed

 -- Mattia Rizzolo <email address hidden>  Wed, 19 Mar 2025 10:29:53 +0100

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Uploaded by:
Debian VSquare Team
Uploaded to:
Sid
Original maintainer:
Debian VSquare Team
Architectures:
amd64
Section:
misc
Urgency:
Medium Urgency

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Binary packages built by this source

libvumod-dev: Virtual Operating System at user space: library dev resources

 Virtual Operating System at user space. Currently it implements about 150
 Linux-compatible system calls providing support for a wide range of
 applications. Each process or even each thread in VUOS can see a different
 execution environment: file system contents, networking, devices, user ids,
 etc. The main idea behind VUOS is that it is possible to give processes
 their own "view" using partial virtual machines
 .
 This package contains the vuos library (resources for devs)

libvumod0: Virtual Operating System at user space: library

 Virtual Operating System at user space. Currently it implements about 150
 Linux-compatible system calls providing support for a wide range of
 applications. Each process or even each thread in VUOS can see a different
 execution environment: file system contents, networking, devices, user ids,
 etc. The main idea behind VUOS is that it is possible to give processes
 their own "view" using partial virtual machines
 .
 This package contains the vuos library

libvumod0-dbgsym: debug symbols for libvumod0
vuos: Virtual Operating System at user space metapackage

 Virtual Operating System at user space. Currently it implements about 150
 Linux-compatible system calls providing support for a wide range of
 applications. Each process or even each thread in VUOS can see a different
 execution environment: file system contents, networking, devices, user ids,
 etc. The main idea behind VUOS is that it is possible to give processes
 their own "view" using partial virtual machines
 .
 This metapackage installs vuos hypervisors and modules

vuos-cmds: Virtual Operating System at user space: commands

 Virtual Operating System at user space. Currently it implements about 150
 Linux-compatible system calls providing support for a wide range of
 applications. Each process or even each thread in VUOS can see a different
 execution environment: file system contents, networking, devices, user ids,
 etc. The main idea behind VUOS is that it is possible to give processes
 their own "view" using partial virtual machines
 .
 This package contains the vuos commands

vuos-cmds-dbgsym: debug symbols for vuos-cmds
vuos-modules: Virtual Operating System at user space: modules

 Virtual Operating System at user space. Currently it implements about 150
 Linux-compatible system calls providing support for a wide range of
 applications. Each process or even each thread in VUOS can see a different
 execution environment: file system contents, networking, devices, user ids,
 etc. The main idea behind VUOS is that it is possible to give processes
 their own "view" using partial virtual machines
 .
 This package contains the vuos modules

vuos-modules-dbgsym: debug symbols for vuos-modules
vuos-umvu: Virtual Operating System at user space: umvu hypervisor

 Virtual Operating System at user space. Currently it implements about 150
 Linux-compatible system calls providing support for a wide range of
 applications. Each process or even each thread in VUOS can see a different
 execution environment: file system contents, networking, devices, user ids,
 etc. The main idea behind VUOS is that it is possible to give processes
 their own "view" using partial virtual machines
 .
 This package contains the umvu hypervisor

vuos-umvu-dbgsym: debug symbols for vuos-umvu