diff --git a/debian-alt/doc/dependencies.txt b/debian-alt/doc/dependencies.txt
index 92cb8f9c910bf4c706120fa5b92811f3139f3917..0dedd97694f819ac33543ef26bde9ebc8759970f 100644
--- a/debian-alt/doc/dependencies.txt
+++ b/debian-alt/doc/dependencies.txt
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ improve our official packages and support other packagers.
 Our packages are available at https://deb.i2p2.de/ and
 instructions are at https://geti2p.net/debian
 
-This document is current as of release 0.9.33, scheduled 2018-01
+This document is current as of release 0.9.37, 2018-10-04.
 
 
 Build-only Dependencies
@@ -17,13 +17,22 @@ Build-only Dependencies
 * ant
   This is the standard java build system.
 
+* Java JDK
+  We require openjdk-7-java or higher to build. For 8, set bootclasspath to
+  java 7 jars if available.
+  For 9 or higher, require the same or higher runtime, since bootclasspath
+  isn't possible.
+
+* libgmp-dev
+
 
 Current Runtime Dependencies
 ----------------------------
 
-* Java JDK/JRE
-  We require openjdk-7-java to build, and any Java 7, 8, or 9 runtime to run.
-  Java 9 may still have some issues; see https://trac.i2p2.de/ticket/1870 for status
+* Java JRE
+  We require Java 7 or higher runtime, if built with Java 7 or bootclasspath was set
+  in the build. If built with 8 or higher and bootclasspath was not set,
+  then require the same JRE or higher.
 
 * geoip-database
   In non-Debian builds we bundle our own geoip data;
@@ -40,12 +49,16 @@ Current Runtime Dependencies
 * libjetty9-java
   For /usr/share/java/jetty9-*.jar.
   In non-Debian builds we bundle the jars; it's removed in the Debian source package.
+  This is for Jetty 9.2.x, which is what's in Debian.
+  We are not compatible with Jetty 9.4.x, which is what's in RedHat.
 
 * libtomcat8-java
   For /usr/share/java/tomcat8-*.jar.
   In non-Debian builds we bundle the jars as packaged in the Jetty 9.2 binary release,
   which are different than the way they are packaged for Debian.
   They are removed in the Debian source package.
+  This is for Tomcat 8.5.x, which is what's in recent Debian/Ubuntu.
+  Tomcat 8.0.x in older Debian/Ubuntu may or may not work.
 
 * libtaglibs-standard-*-java (stretch and later, artful and later only)
   Provides JSTL 1.2, solves the glassfish-javaee problem described below.
@@ -70,11 +83,9 @@ Current Runtime Dependencies
   For some Debian and Ubuntu releases, these seem to be much older than what we're bundling,
   but there's no particular version that we need.
 
-* libgmp-dev
+* libgmp10
   In non-Debian builds we bundle compiled C code; in the Debian packages we have a small
   C shim that links to the libgmp .so file.
-  We depend on libgmp-dev for both the build and the runtime, but perhaps only the
-  libgmp10 package is required for runtime? To be researched.
 
 * famfamfam-flag-png
   Country flags (all except precise)
@@ -185,3 +196,6 @@ Other Issues and TODO
   We don't have a strategy for building, installing, or finding packages for
   3rd-party plugins using our plugin system. If we do that, then we can
   have packages for popular plugins such as i2p-bote.
+
+* AppArmor
+  Needs work. In complain-only mode now.
diff --git a/debian-alt/doc/maven.txt b/debian-alt/doc/maven.txt
new file mode 100644
index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..47f3c76ad618cb34d302cab50a573c9e9e6e8ec8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/debian-alt/doc/maven.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+Whoever wants privileges needs to follow the process documented by Sonatype (which was annoying for me the first time around).
+It involves creating a ticket in their JIRA instance, which I assume we can use as a means to add additional access
+(probably by me confirming on said ticket, again once the process has been started).
+
+As for the actual process:
+Run "ant distclean mavenCentral". It tells you what to do -
+namely, specify a GPG signing key if you haven't already,
+and then upload the resulting mavencentral-*.jar files to Maven Central,
+which happens via the Sonatype repository and is well-documented there.
+
+If someone eventually gets the Gradle build scripts to be byte-for-byte compatible with Ant for those libraries,
+then the process will be even simpler: just configure your Sonatype password,
+and then run a single command which will do everything.