I'm confused by archive coverage stats. http://release.debian.org/squeeze/arch_qualify.html says kfreebsd-* have 85% of packages, but a quick test using Packages files downloaded from the archive indicates 91%: $ echo scale=4\; $(grep ^Package: Packages.kfreebsd | wc -l)/$(grep ^Package: Packages.linux | wc -l) | bc .9103 Did I make some mistake?
Currently these are number of source packages: 6187 6187 97201 all.src 8514 8515 86161 any.src 8898 8898 90474 notall.src 15084 15084 187660 total.src # not-all + all = total # any <= not-all kfreebsd-amd64 have arch specific from 7410 7410 75290 unstable.src 7410/8898 = 0.833 (lower bound of coverage) 7410/8514 = 0.870 (upper bound of coverage) Source of numbers for all archive coverage stats should be this https://buildd.debian.org/stats/graph-quarter-big.png The total number of available packages from source packages is of course higher (7410+6187)/15084 = 0.901 Petr