Build it. Review it. Publish it.
BUR is the community package repository for Blueberry Linux. Write a recipe, build it on your machine, get it reviewed, and publish it so anyone can install it with a single command.
Every package, planted by someone who needed it.
BUR is where Blueberry users share the software they build — from a one-line CLI tool to a full server stack. Ripe, reviewed, and ready to install.

Four steps from recipe to install.
Write
Author a bpm.toml recipe — the exact format the official Blueberry repository uses.
Build
Build the package on your own machine with bur build. Every submission is built by its author.
Review
Submit for review. A maintainer approves it — and after twenty approved recipes, yours publish without review.
Publish
Publish the built package to the community mirror. Anyone can install it with bur install.
One client. Search, build, submit, publish.
The bur client does it all from the command line — installed on demand with bpm install bur.
Open to everyone. Reviewed by maintainers. Trusted after twenty.
Package authors own their packages. Contributors apply for access. Maintainers keep the mirror trustworthy. Nothing ships unbuilt.
Install the client.
The bur client is installed on demand — it is not part of the base system.
# install the client bpm install bur # find and install a community package bur search <name> bur install <name> # contribute a package bur build . # build the recipe in the current directory bur submit . # submit it for review
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