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niemczuk.tech
The thing with Debian stable is that it is stable. But you don't get the newest software which is sometimes required. Of course there are backports repositories but after a new Debian stable release may not include the required version. On the other hand adding sid repositories could mess up your system after an apt update. The solution for this is apt-pinning. |
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tilde.town
[AI summary] The author documents their personal experience updating a throwaway machine to Debian 11 (Bullseye) shortly after its release, detailing preparation steps, the apt upgrade process, and troubleshooting network driver changes. |
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www.garron.me
How to enable Debian Backports |
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cupano.com
My Blog Posts. Contribute to joecupano/blog development by creating an account on GitHub. |
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