It is not advised to get packages directly from Debian.  When you download via Debian repos there is a chance that you will get caught later by updating a package with a newer version that has been banned in Devuan.  That could have "unintended consequences".  Your choice to take that risk, of course . . .

What site is not accessible?  pkginfo or deb.devuan.org?

Can't really answer your question without context which starts with a citation for who posted it.  Please include that when you quote in the future.

They do know how to dance in Bulgaria!!

Some iso mirror providers also host a package mirror but not all.  And some package mirrors may not provide iso mirrors.  To lazy to diff the two lists.

This may be due to some backend changes in the pkginfo function which is still somewhat of a WIP.

Use the -debian operator to eliminate debian.  Or -ubuntu etc.  I do that all the time.

Suspect the sys admin working on Devuan's infra.  I think I remember that notes to that effect were posted on irc but not on the forum.

Gnome is a bug.

You both failed the challenge offered rather spectacularly.  Thread is now locked.

Your final summations remind me of this original Star Trek episode.   Same polar dynamic . . .

Are either of you even using Devuan?

Perhaps you can find a more suitable place than this forum to amuse yourselves since you seem to be incapable of evolving beyond such primitive, knee-jerk  behavior.

Really . . . get over yourselves . . .

Yes, I agree but that's the easy way out of this.  I'd rather see a collective effort of restraint that would also serve to challenge each participant's personal growth trajectory.  That's a win/win solution for everyone to cultivate the concept of personal responsibility.  If that fails, I'll reconsider . . .

Hey, kids . . . this sandbox is for adults so take it down a notch.

FWIW, there is no ignore function on this forum.  Get along or move on and take your delusions of self-importance along with you . . .

Info from the devuan.org download page:

The minimal-live.iso  (~460 MB) is a full-featured, console-based recovery tool with a focus on accessibility for visually-impaired and blind users. Uses the refractainstaller.

Give that a spin.

A lesson in color perception.  The top and middle images share the same background color but the top one looks bluer/cleaner while the middle one looks slightly grayer/greener. The middle and bottom image share the same swoosh color but on a grayer background the bottom swoosh looks much brighter/bluer.  The color picker doesn't lie but the eye is quite fickle.  The lesson here is that colors are relative to other colors in proximity.  Something like what Escher did but with colors.  If you can't see those differences . . . well . . . you have plenty of company.