Restore Debian install section, pointing at the always-free mirror - #475
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Follow-up to the discussion in #274, per @mitchellh's approval there.
Full disclosure of the model, as promised: I run two apt repositories. The one linked here, deb-free.griffo.io, is free forever — no account, no authentication, a commitment written into its terms. It serves each package's newest release that is at least two months old, with security and patch releases of the served series published immediately; given Ghostty's release cadence, it carries the current stable (1.3.1 today) essentially year-round. A separate commercial repository (deb.griffo.io, paid subscriptions from October 2026) serves every release within hours of upstream — it is deliberately not referenced in this listing or in the free mirror's install instructions.
Packages are per-release Debian builds (bookworm / trixie / forky / sid), built in the public ghostty-debian packaging repo and GPG-signed with the same key in use since January.