sourcemation/debian-13-slim repository overview

⁠Debian 13 Trixie Slim Image by Sourcemation

Debian is the most popular and trusted base distribution for countless other projects. It's a cornerstone of the free and open-source software movement. It's well known for its rock-solid stability and commitment to its users. Version 13 is the latest stable release, which continues this legacy by providing updated software packages, better hardware support, and security enhancements.

The Debian community is well known for its unparalleled commitment to quality and software reproducibility. The reproducible builds initiative ensures the supply chain security, transparency, and integrity of the software provided by the Debian distribution. That's why most of our images are based on Debian.

This image is build from scratch and contains only the essential packages that are required to run a slim version of Debian 13 Trixie container.

⁠Quick Start

To launch a temporary Debian 13 trixie slim container, execute:

docker run --rm -it sourcemation/debian-13-slim:latest

To use this container as a base image in your own Dockerfile:

FROM sourcemation/debian-13-slim:latest
...
... Your instructions here ...
...

⁠Environment Settings, Network Ports, and Storage Volumes

The image utilizes these environment variables:

PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin

The default command is /bin/bash.

⁠Contributing and Reporting Issues

Your contributions are valued! Feel free to suggest enhancements or request new images by opening an issue, or submit your own contributions via pull requests to the Sourcemation GitHub repository.

• Creating issues (bugs) and images requests⁠
• Creating pull requests⁠

⁠Security Assessment of the Image and its Components

A comprehensive security analysis report detailing the image and its constituent packages is accessible on the Sourcemation platform⁠

For more information, check out the Debian Official Website⁠.

⁠Package Licenses

License information for each package is located within its respective directory: /usr/share/doc/PACKAGE_NAME/copyright. For example, to view the licenses for the apt package:

cat /usr/share/doc/apt/copyright | grep '^License'