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    Phoronix: Debian 10.6 Released With Many Security & Bug Fixes

    While Debian 11 "Bullseye" is on the way for release next year, Debian 10.6 "Buster" is out this weekend as the latest stable installment for this GNU/Linux distribution...

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  • #2
    Fantastic. Thanks Debian! All my computers and server updated across the board. I'm using Debian Buster + backports repo, kernel 5.7, everything works perfectly fine and rock solid. I couldn't have asked for more.

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    • #3
      Debian 10.6 released (Codename: Amish) ... now offers the first wheel telephone as gigantic update ...

      Call from Fedora (Codename: Release from space) "Glad for helping out with the old tech we have" ...

      EOL

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Candy View Post
        Debian 10.6 released (Codename: Amish) ... now offers the first wheel telephone as gigantic update ...

        Call from Fedora (Codename: Release from space) "Glad for helping out with the old tech we have" ...

        EOL
        Can someone translate this post to normal language? I don't understand what is "first wheel telephone" and what that has to do with Debian or Fedora.

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        • #5
          Lame jokes about Debian being antiquated even though next year it will be newer than Ubuntu LTS.

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          • #6
            Jokes are good, and mostly well-deserved by debian.
            The point is to give focus to the user base: debian user base is different from fedora's, which is different from arch's.
            Those users choosing debian want a rock-solid OS, without caring if they're missing the very-latest-blinking kernel feature, everyone knows when installing debian, it just runs, and it runs for literally years. Because every debian release is a LTS.

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