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Debian Celebrates 30 years!
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Been using Debian Since Potato. Never had a real reason to use any other distro.
Are they still named after Toy Story characters? I have Debian running on my selfhosted gear but never really paid attention to the release names - just the numbers 😅
@lemann @craigevil we’re up to bookworm, a minor character from Toy Story 3.
Yes. The current stable release is Bookworm. debian-distro-info --all buzz rex bo hamm slink potato woody sarge etch lenny squeeze wheezy jessie stretch buster bullseye bookworm trixie forky sid
me too it's a distro that I love