Debian 13 Freeze Begins in March, Debian 15 Codename RevealedOnJanuary 24, 2025Debian 13 'Trixie' freeze starts March 15, 2025. The future Debian 15 release is officially named 'Duke.'
OpenStreetMap Now Runs on DebianOnNovember 28, 2024OpenStreetMap, an open-source global map database, moved its servers from Ubuntu to Debian 12, solving I/O issues and boosting performance.
Help Shape Debian 13: Cast Your Vote for Trixie’s Desktop ArtworkOnNovember 20, 2024Debian 13’s desktop artwork survey is now open and awaits your vote. Before November 30, pick your favorite theme and decide on Trixie’s look.
Debian 11 ‘Bullseye’ Enters Long Term Support PhaseOnAugust 14, 2024Debian 11 'Bullseye' ends regular support. LTS takes over until 2026. Users are encouraged to switch to 12 'Bookworm' for the latest features.
Peppermint OS’s Family Expands with ‘Loaded’ VersionOnJuly 1, 2024UpdatedJuly 2, 2024Peppermint Loaded: Complete with pre-installed apps, Flatpak support, Mint Store integration, and more for an out-of-the-box experience.
Final Curtain for Debian 10, Users Urged to UpgradeOnJune 16, 2024Debian 10 (Buster) will reach end-of-life on June 30, 2024. For continued support and updates, transition to Debian 11 (Bullseye).
Debian 13 Moves to tmpfs for /tmp DirectoryOnJune 6, 2024Debian 13 introduces tmpfs for /tmp and timed cleanup for /var/tmp, aligning with standard practices in the upcoming Trixie release.
Debian’s Decision to Cut KeePassXC Features Sparked DebateOnMay 14, 2024A Debian developer's controversial decision to cut some of KeePassXC's networking capabilities has sparked discontent among its users.
Andreas Tille Is the New Debian Project LeaderOnApril 20, 2024After democratically held elections, Jonathan Carter stepped down as the Debian project leader, passing the role to Andreas Tille.
Debian Decided to Postpone the 12.6 ReleaseOnMarch 31, 2024After Linux XZ Tarball's backdoor discovery, Debian's devs decided to pause the 12.6 release for an in-depth analysis of CVE effects.