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See also Derivatives.ДЇedora has been developing a Python-based GUI which used Jigdo, called pyJigdo. Though the command-line tools may be considered finished and 'feature complete', the GUI client was not completed and does not support multi-image templates, meaning the command-line tools are required. Jigdo is no longer undergoing active development, but is in 'maintenance mode' - development has stopped. Fedora 15, released, thus far appears to be the last Fedora release to have been made available via Jigdo by The Fedora Project. ДЇedora has been available via Jigdo since approximately with the 9 Alpha release.ДЇedora 8 discs as well as many other variants. Ubuntu has been available via Jigdo since at least Д«y, or sometime after 2006-05 (release of Jigdo version 0.7.3), Jigdo is no longer undergoing active development, but is in 'maintenance mode' - development has stopped. Дebian has been available via Jigdo since at least Development of Jigdo appears to go back to at least January 1996. Jigdo was initially designed to aid in the distribution and downloading of large Debian image files for installation.

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Additionally, Jigdo can download from multiple mirrors, easing and typically speeding downloads and making them somewhat more resistant to various interruptions in downloading. By leveraging redundant available data, Jigdo works to ease loads on mirror systems - both by providing means for such mirror systems to assemble the needed large images while avoiding much redundant downloading, and also by encouraging those downloading from the mirrors to likewise use Jigdo and avoid downloading unneeded redundant data. Jigdo was designed to solve several issues. Other projects and sites may also do so or may be doing so - nothing inherently prevents such use. The jigdo-file utility is generally used to create the '.jigdo' and '.template' files needed to create target images using Jigdo.Дebian and Ubuntu (and some older Fedora releases - see History) make files available for download via Jigdo. If the user enters no location, Jigdo proceeds to download any unmatched constituent files and to use them to assemble the target image file. Jigdo prompts again, and if the user gives a location, the process repeats - giving Jigdo the opportunity to scan multiple locations for the needed files.

Any matching files would be used in constructing the target image. Jigdo would scan that location for any files that match any of the needed constituent files. The user would then either enter or select from a list the location of files to scan.

After inspecting the '.template' file, Jigdo would prompt for the location of files to scan. Jigdo would then download that file, and after examining its contents, would also download a '.template' file. That would typically proceed as follows: Jigdo would be invoked using the jigdo-lite command, with a command line argument of the URL of a '.jigdo' file. A quite common use would be to construct a Linux CD or DVD image for installation or distribution, where a slightly older version or release of same, or a cache or local partial mirror, already contains some or many of the needed constituent files.

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