Good luck, dugan; see the many previous posts trying to explain this same thing.

Okay so still how to make code relevant to a program? Okay so a gem. Either that or that Java thing. Still unclear at what exactly to to install to make a .deb. I am trying for using sensing hardware. X E.

So no framework? No working program? What framework? What I do not know is about framework, programs use what they are given, what is this given and in what format?

You know what, I know exactly how to make a static .deb, but how to compile a program into it that will actually do anything?

You seem to misunderstand something very basic and profound. There is no such thing as static deb vs. dynamic deb. There is just a deb. It's a container. It contains what you put into it. Be it a book of apple pie recipes or a computer program.

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You know how to make a .deb at this point.

You should start a new thread for your questions about how to actually program.

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What I mean is I can do a layout only no responsive .deb but what frameworks do I have to work with? There is default of language but what objects or frameworks are connected?

But layout is all there is. What is a "responsive deb" you're speaking about?

Are you aware that not a word of that made sense?

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@maybeJosiah: While you may have a more complete idea of your goal in mind, your questions as asked here do not make much sense to me and probably others, and as a consequence the discussion seems to go around in a circle which is frustrating to everyone.

You are asking for help about multiple mostly unrelated tasks (repo hosting, pacakging, programming languages, etc.) by repetitions of a single ill-formed question, expecting a single complete answer, and that is not ever going to work out.

Even so, you have been offered useful advice for specific parts of your question as understood by others. You will need to put in the effort to understand each part of your overall task and decide whether and how the given advice meets your ultimate goals.

Please review the Site FAQ for guidance in asking well formed questions. Especially visit the link from that page, How to Ask Questions the Smart Way for discussion of things to consider when asking others for help.

As you learn you will find it helpful to ask separate questions for each part of your task in the most appropriate forums. For example, content delivery questions may be best asked in the Server forum, distro-specific packaging questions may be better asked in the forum for the distro, etc.

This is the Programming forum and is the right place to ask for assistance with programming problems. Your question as asked is not a programming question, but is so vague it does not clearly belong in any particular forum so for the time being it will remain here. In general per LQ Rules, questions not appropriate to a given forum may be moved to another forum to give them best exposure.

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If you do go the Ruby route, then one popular option is to make it web-based (the program starts a web server) and distribute it not using packages or FlatPaks, but using Docker.

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https://www.linuxquestions.org/quest...re-4175737653/
That for reference. Okay so what do I gotta do to have a .deb that can use all sensors, camera, and audio recording stuff and whatever else sensing a computer can do? I know exactly how to make a .deb but unsure how exactly a program operates what framework is there. Like I have static layout, how to grab text on it and change it? I have no idea what framework I am building into. I know I could use almost any external framework library thing but what are objects or whatever to work with. I can do basically any programming language needed. X E.

What I mean by responsive .deb is like click a button do something as opposed to a static layout. X E.

I can make a layout that is static, no program attached, how do I say change text on it or make GUI shapes. I do not want a repo. I prefer it all local. Sorry, I am trying to connect a program to a .Deb and want to know what framework I am using in it. Does this help? Please tell me if I am not clear enough. I consider this a programming problem. X E.

I am trying for compiled and can use system stuff. X E.