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-====== Welcome to skraba.net  ======
+====== Projects, ideas, and things worth building ======
-===== Stratum =====
+===== Stratum repository =====
-**The extension layer for Debian.**
+**The extension layer for Debian.** A stratum is a distinct layer within a larger geological structure, defined by the properties that distinguish it from the layers around it. [[stratum:start|Stratum repository]] follows the same principle. Built directly on top of Debian, Stratum repository adds functionality, tooling, configuration, security, automation, and operational capabilities while leaving the underlying Debian system intact. **Debian is the foundation. Stratum is the layer above it.** Stratum is not a Debian fork and not a separate distribution. It is a modular extension layer designed to enhance standard Debian installations and provide a consistent foundation for systems that require additional capabilities. The goal is simple: extend Debian without replacing it.
-A stratum is a distinct layer within a larger geological structure, defined by the properties that distinguish it from the layers around it.
+===== Support service =====
-Stratum follows the same principle.
+Need help with your computer or another supported device? Support is provided primarily through RustDesk, allowing remote assistance when needed. A support session is started only when you are ready and have provided your RustDesk ID to the support technician. Read the [[support:start|Support guide →]]
-Built directly on top of Debian, Stratum adds functionality, tooling, configuration, security, automation, and operational capabilities while leaving the underlying Debian system intact.
-**Debian is the foundation. Stratum is the layer above it.**
-Stratum is not a Debian fork and not a separate distribution. It is a modular extension layer designed to enhance standard Debian installations and provide a consistent foundation for systems that require additional capabilities.
-The goal is simple: extend Debian without replacing it.