Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Debian release in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Previous Debian releases have focused in topics such as.
Active work is being done for the current and future Debian releases.
This is the last Debian release which includes the Alpha port.
This is relevant for users of all previous Debian releases.
To upgrade from an older Debian release, see the instructions in the Release Notes.
For this reason such firmware will not be included in official Debian releases.
But a new Debian release causes more ripples than just in its own branches.
Policy bugs are release-critical-- a package which violates policy will not be included in the official stable Debian release.
The recommended way to upgrade from previous Debian releases is to use the package management tool apt-get.
complete upgrading information for users of older Debian releases.
Improved versions of the installation system are being developed for the next Debian release, and can also be used to install sarge.
upgrade tests for all packages in Debian's archive ensure that Jessie fulfills the high expectations that users have of a stable Debian release.
Improved versions of the installation system are being developed for the next Debian release, and can also be used to install stretch.
upgrade tests for all packages in Debian's archive ensure that Stretch fulfills the high expectations that users have of a stable Debian release.
All images linked below are for the version of Debian Installer being developed for the next Debian release and will install Debian testing(stretch) by default.
AMD64 has been an officially supported Debian architecture since the release of Debian 4.0(etch).
The Alpha port is no longer officially supported in the Debian stable release.
Brief: This article discusses Debian 9 release date and the new features in Debian 9 codenamed Stretch.
The following ports were included in at least one Debian stable release.
Since the release of Debian 8 Sparc was no longer a release architecture, due to insufficient developer support.