Debian 12 will be released on June 10, and developers confirm that there are at least 100 known Bug

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com June 5 news, according to foreign media Neowin reported that Debian 12 code-named Bookworm is scheduled to be released next Saturday (June 10). Although Debian is known for its stability and reliability, developer Paul Gevers has publicly confirmed that the new version will be launched along with at least 100 known bug.

Gevers said that once Debian 12 is installed on more computers after release, more errors may be found, and the development team can only fix these problems later and deploy as updates. He said that these bug will be included in the release notes, if users attach great importance to the stability of the system, it is recommended to consult the release notes to ensure that they will not be affected.

One of the advantages of Debian is that the project releases new ISO images every two months and marks them as a new decimal version (without major updates to the maintenance version), which contains all the latest fixes as of release. Gevers said that Debian 12.1 will be released around July, and if users need more stability, they can postpone the installation of Debian 12 until then.

Debian is not the most popular Linux distribution for end users, but it is popular as the basis for other Linux distributions. For example, the most popular Linux distribution, Ubuntu, is based on Debian, while Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu. The Linux Mint team also maintains a Debian-based version in case there are any problems with Ubuntu.

CTOnews.com attached Debian 12 release Notes address: click here direct.