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September 17, 2025 at 10:55 am #185628
Xunzi_23
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    Still persons asking about how debian works, yet more background.

    Trixie first updated ISO
    September 6th, 2025 This point release “mainly” adds corrections for security issues,
    along with a few adjustments for serious problems.

    We can probably expect a number of further point releases in a similar manner to
    Oldstable.

    Point releases:
    12.1 (22 July 2023
    12.2 (7 October 2023
    12.3 (Cancelled, was intended to be released 9 December 2023; 21 months ago)
    12.4 (10 December 2023
    12.5 (10 February 2024
    12.6 (29 June 2024 (delayed from 6 April 2024; 17 months ago))[299][300]
    12.7 (31 August 2024
    12.8 (9 November 2024
    12.9 (11 January 2025
    12.10 (March 15, 2025
    12.11 (May 17, 2025
    12.12 (September 6, 2025; 9 days ago
    Debian stated as usual mainly bugfixes, some updated packages and kernel updates came through.

    12.12 (September 6, 2025; 9 days ago) now oldstable but another point release.
    https://www.debian.org/News/2025/2025090602.