'Debian announces its new stable release on a regular basis. 14-08-2021: Probable final release date.12-01-2021: Transition and initial freezing.1 Debian 11 Bullseye: Release Approachingĭebian 11 Bullseye: Release Approaching About Debian 11 Bullseye Development milestonesĪccording to official information on Wiki of the Debian Organization, this year is the year of 'Debian 11 Bullseye', since, these are the main milestones on the development and release of this version:.' Update and optimize MX-Linux 19.0 and DEBIAN 10.2 after installing To carry out this tutorial we have used an ISO file of the latest MX-Linux Snapshot, 64-bit, dated December 2019, called MX-19_December_圆4.iso, and an ISO file of the latest stable version of DEBIAN, 64-bit, for DVD, dated November 2019, named debian-10.2.0-amd64-DVD-1.iso. 'In this post we will proceed to offer a common procedure to upgrade and optimize to both MX-Linux 19.0 and DEBIAN 10.2 after installing, since the former is based on the latter.

Update and optimize MX-Linux 19.0 and DEBIAN 10.2 after installingĪnd as usual, before going fully into the subject of this publication, we will immediately leave below, the link of 2 of our related previous posts with information about the post-installation de 'Debian 10 Buster'.Įntries where you will find useful information and more links to other publications to have updated, optimized, personalized and adapted its free and open Operating Systems based on it, while it is still in force as stable:

Debian 11 installation guide