You have to create an iso before you can burn it to DVD or dd to thumb drive.  refractasnapshot from our very own fsmithred works very well but will require some RTFM.  You can download it from the Devuan repos.  Here's a link to the documentation:
https://refracta.org/documents.html

Traditionally there is a 4GB limit to an ISO file but alphalpha recently found a way to make an iso larger than that:
https://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?id=2416

I tried it on my current system but had to exclude almost all of my home directory to get it down to just over 5 GB.   It boots and runs,

The companion to refractasnapshot is the refractainstaller which is what Devuan uses to install the desktop-live and minimal-live isos.

I'm wondering what pdf viewer he's using.  I dumped evince years ago for atril (mate).

Looks fine to me:
https://transfer.sh/iRrGh/coupon-test.pdf

Or probably better #devuan-www@freenode.

Revisions to the website to further explain and clarify are in process.

apulse is not intended to replace alsa.  It is intended to allow alsa to be used without having to send it through pulseaudio.  For example audio will not work in FF quantum without pulseaudio.  But I just uninstalled pulseaudio. installed apulse and sound still works.  It fools FF into thinking that pulseaudio is there.

I happily use Xfce without pulseaudio.

That is a non-sequitur.  I think that something was lost in translation.  Alsa is here to stay.   apulse just allows apps to use alsa instead of pulseaudio where pulseaudio is a required dependency.

Why is an alternative needed at all?  What's wrong with alsa?  Though I've never tried, I understand that apulse can reinstate alsa functionality in applications that have a dependency on pulseaudio.   Will need to figure that out when Quantum is unavoidable.  There are notes in this forum and also on DNG.

This description is misleading because systemd is not "proprietary" in the sense of black-box blob.  It is also free software even though it's purpose is to deny freedom.  It's a paradox but one which has allowed it to not be censored by the FSF.

@siva . . . You'd think a quick search would be the first thing to do.  But is sooo much easier to let someone else do it.

The error is that he described pulseaudio as non-free software.  No one dislikes pulseaudo more than I.  But just as systemd is free software so is pulseaudio according to the license (if not the spirit).  All his other complaints are also not true.  So it is indeed "bullocks".  There is no non-free software in the "main" repository.  non-free has to be enabled in order to install proprietary blobs.  Under certain circumstances, blobs are available if needed during the OS installation procedure.

We live in personal and communal spaces.  Imagine someone coming to one of those spaces and immediately wanting to rearrange the furniture.   Maybe they think it  will improve the feng shui or provide a better view of the lake or . . . 

We all have reasons for our actions and most often it is to satisfy our personal preferences.  Sometimes it's for what we consider the greater good (which of course could be a completely deluded conclusion). But that is little consolation to those living in that space who might not be so enthused about the disruption.  This proves once again that human interactions are flawed and unreliable.

Overlaying emotional perceptions and interpretations and judgments on any "uncomfortable" situation never adds value to the conversation.  It is in fact a hindrance to cooperation.

jaromil has said more than once that we welcome anyone to join us at the campfire if they come in peace.  Those of us working on Devuan maintain a strong collaborative effort.   It is never about any one of us.  Even though we may not always agree, we share a commitment to the future Devuan.  We are always exploring and learning how to do things better.  We just want to move the furniture when we decide it's the right time and for the right reasons.