Debian 12.7 Quick Look.
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- Опубліковано 9 жов 2024
- Debian 12.7, code-named "Bookworm," is a stable and versatile Linux distribution known for its strong emphasis on free software, security, and stability. Released as part of Debian's long-standing commitment to quality, this version benefits from years of rigorous testing and community support. Debian 12.7 is built on the Linux kernel and supports a wide range of hardware architectures, including x86, ARM, and MIPS, making it suitable for a variety of use cases, from desktop systems to servers. It ships with the latest versions of popular desktop environments such as GNOME, KDE, and Xfce, ensuring a user-friendly and customizable experience. Additionally, it comes with thousands of precompiled software packages, enabling users to easily install and manage applications via Debian's robust Advanced Packaging Tool (APT) system.
Security and stability remain core features of Debian 12.7, with the inclusion of the latest security patches and updates. Its package management system, combined with a strong emphasis on stability, makes it an excellent choice for mission-critical environments. The operating system supports a wide range of software repositories, allowing users to access both free and non-free packages based on their needs. Debian’s commitment to open-source principles is reflected in its strong community-driven development process, where users can contribute to ongoing improvements. Overall, Debian 12.7 provides a dependable, flexible, and highly secure Linux environment for both novice users and experienced system administrators.
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I have this question: If I'm using testing with Debian 12 and launch Debian 13, can I just use apt dist-upgrade and my system will update to 13???
@@kevindetolli run apt update first . Then run apt dist-upgrade or apt full-upgrade
@@Nowtrin that's very interesting! So debian testing is kind of a rolling release. That was my doubt
i just installed unbuntu. i usually only use my cpu for emulators and video downloads, but windows basically bricked my amd, is ubuntu fine for those uses
@@Mao_tse_tung yes
@@Nowtrin thank you
Want to install Debian but still struggle to find the correct page for download.
Maybe some sort of gatekeeping?
@@ninetydirectory3798 Try another browser www.debian.org
funny thing is, it was easier to install arch than it was to install debian
not anymore the non free firmware is added from debian 12 ....
The correct page for download is literally the front page of Debian website. I think you're just trolling.
@@MrAlanCristhian Looks like my comment got eaten by UA-cam.
The front page of Debian website is netinst version of iso.
Due to my slow and unstable network, I want to download the iso via torrent with complete installation after trying out live environment.
Then I got overwhelmed by the "other downloads" webpage.
I am a new linux user, is it better to use debian or linux mint?
both are good but probably linux mint
Use Linux mint. With debian, you need to install other small things in order to get it to work properly. It's not hard to do. But you have to follow some UA-cam tutorials to do so. With Linux Mint, most things ( like, playing music and movies, editing photos...etc) work out of the box.
Definitely Linux mint
@@sudirman2646 Both are good. Since you are a new Linux user go with Linux Mint.
@@sudirman2646 Both Debian and Mint are good. Since you are a new user you should go with Mint.