Debian 11 "bullseye" released

Quoted from https://www.debian.org/News/2021/20210814.en.html

 

Man this almost escaped my attention. Thanks for the release topic on Linux Debian Bullseye.

 

Where are SHA values for the Live nonfree flavors?

 

I didn't know it yet. Great!

 

Here I think: https://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/current-live/amd64/iso-hybrid/

 

I don't see any nonfree SHA there.

 

Aren't you able to read the page?

Brought me there after a few screens:
https://cdimage.debian.org/images/u...irmware/11.0.0-live nonfree/amd64/iso-hybrid/

 

I thought Canadians are supposed to be polite. LOL. Thanks that was what I was looking & couldn't find.

 

For what its worth I really love Bullseye and have been running it for awhile now.

 

I've been occasionally running the cinnamon with non-free version off of a live usb. I've seen nothing interesting so far, when compared to Buster v10. Mostly same old, same old.

 

That's to be expected from "Steady Eddie" Debian.

 

True enough, I just thought by now they would have mustered up some innovation and enhanced it visually at least.

 

I hope not.
We have enough "innovation" and visual "enhancements" from other quarters already, including other Linux Distros.
Thanks Debian and Xfce for being boring and predictable.

 

What I was speaking about above is that the Bullseye 5.0 + linux image/kernel has made some of my software run better than Buster with 4.0+. In one case it wouldn't run on the image/kernel below 5.0 +. Just reporting how it goes on my end.

 

Words of wisdom.

 

Debian is stable and don't expect to get bleeding edge software. Focus is on security and bug fixes.