So we are going to have a new Debian Stable release soon [42, 44 bugs listed ATM] What means this for Elive? in short: stay calm :slight_smile: Basically: your system will be not switched by default, there's important reasons for that: in a massive upgrade like this, your computer could become u…

Debian Bullseye is going to be released in 1 week: bullseye release planned on 2021-08-14 and the last weeks up to the release , this means basically, a lot of work :work: Well, there's some points related to this: To rebuild the entire Elive to support Bullseye is not a too much hard thing, but r…

I was just reading this from theregister Debian 11 is based on the 5.10 Linux kernel and officially supports the same architectures as Debian 10, though this may be the last with full 32-bit i386 support. So bullseye is going to be the last debian version with 32bit support? :thinking: it sound…

I just tested on my virtualbox. I did the totally simple thing by replacing "buster" with "bullseye" in (only) /etc/apt/sources.list.d/debian.list .... knowingly doing only that, as I suspect that marillat and elive lists prolly aren't there yet. Long story short: On update a few errors like secu…

[image] triantares: I did the totally simple thing by replacing "buster" with "bullseye" in (only) /etc/apt/sources.list.d/debian.list .... knowingly doing only that, as I suspect that marillat and elive lists prolly aren't there yet. marillat is probably ready, the elive one doesn't include …

[image] Thanatermesis: since elive is so compatible with debian everything could be done in the same way. I agree it makes sense to wait out the first next Bullseye release with squashed obvious bugs.

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