Debian 9.5 Released With Security Fixes, Updated Intel Microcode For Spectre V2
Debian GNU/Linux 9.5 is out today as the latest stable update to the "Stretch" series.
Debian 9.5 features a collection of package updates, mostly providing security fixes but also updated CA certificates, various bug/regression fixes, and other problems resolved. Among the changes are an updated intel-microcode package with fixes for Spectre Variant Two, updating to Linux 4.9.110, an updated NVIDIA Linux driver package, updated timezone data, and more.
The complete list of package updates/fixes for Debian 9.5 can be found via the release announcement posted a short time ago to Debian.org.
Debian 10 "Buster" remains in development as the next major feature release to the operating system that should debut around the middle of 2019.
Debian 9.5 features a collection of package updates, mostly providing security fixes but also updated CA certificates, various bug/regression fixes, and other problems resolved. Among the changes are an updated intel-microcode package with fixes for Spectre Variant Two, updating to Linux 4.9.110, an updated NVIDIA Linux driver package, updated timezone data, and more.
The complete list of package updates/fixes for Debian 9.5 can be found via the release announcement posted a short time ago to Debian.org.
Debian 10 "Buster" remains in development as the next major feature release to the operating system that should debut around the middle of 2019.
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