Now that Debian 11 is out how soon do you plan to release iLinux with it?
Now that Debian 11 is out how soon do you plan to release iLinux with it?
Operating System Stability is the #1 priority for us and we don't settle for anything less.
An Unstable Computer is a Useless Computer.
There is a difference between using Linux for fun or experimentation and using Linux to get work done.
Unstable or newly released Core Linux Distributions are not suitable for getting work done.
Typically a newly released Core Linux Distribution takes about 3-6 months to fully stabilize.
iLinux OS 3 with "Debian 11 Stable" will be released when it's fully tested and ready.
Until then enjoy the Fully Stable and Fully Functional iLinux OS 2 with "Debian 10 Stable".
"Debian 10 Stable" has Long Term Support until June 2024 from the Debian Development Team:
I agree 100%.
I am fed up with Linux distros that are released without enough testing just to announce a new release.
Oh don't even get me started with the lack of stability and quality control when it comes to new Linux distro releases...
I am fed up to the death with them.
I just wanna use a distro to do my job and not wasting my time fixing it...
I get all your points and I can't say I disagree but we users always want the new stuff! You know how we are....
does this linux support upgrading
We are currently working on the smooth upgrading of iLinux OS 2 (Debian 10 Stable) to iLinux OS 3 (Debian 11 Stable).
We are also waiting for some Debian 11 Bugs and App Bugs to be fixed.
Be patient.
Perfection is in the details. ;-)
Unfortunately smooth upgrading from iLinux OS 2 (Debian 10 Stable) to iLinux OS 3 (Debian 11 Stable) is impossible due to many incompatibilities between software layers.
But there will be a simple and detailed guide for upgrading.
Also there are plans for a Rolling Release of iLinux OS, so stay tuned!
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