Hello to everyone.
I'm building my debian derivative distro not for business purposes,but to be useful to someone. Maybe I will ask for some money as a donation,but I'm not even sure. When I will have created the first stable version,I will put it in my github with all the scripts that I have added inside the ISO image. I've read the guidelines and I've asked for clarifications to the legal debian department. They seemed to be very open in relation with the Debian logo usage,because it is open source,contrary to that of Ubuntu / Canonical and so I've chosen Debian. Since my goal is not to earn money,I put the emphasis on the name of "my" distro,but at the same time I kept the word Debian inside. It does not seem that this behavior is against some rules. What do you think ? I'm not using a complicated preseed file. I'm using more configuration files ad hoc for the goal that I want to achieve (to create a debian distro ready for passing thru every nvidia gpu which work out of the box + various tools for achieving that goal and some premade configurations to use different kind of virtualization tools). I want to share the project with you,also. When I am satisfied,I will put the first ISO on my github + all the config files added and I would like to know what you think about it. To be honest,the Debian representative that I'm talking with does not reply fast and he / she does not seem to ask a decent amount of details.
Mario.