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Ah. You haven't tried installing it since 1902.
I literally upgraded 6 PCs to Debian 12 and it was a pain in the ass
I'm honestly baffled
They dont even have a "sudo apt system-upgrade", while this is a fully automateable process.
I needed to follow some random blogpost because I could not find any official (big advertized) documentation.