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If you are a Debian user who wants to enjoy the latest features and improvements of the upcoming Debian 12 “Bookworm” release, you might be wondering how to upgrade your system from the current stable version, Debian 11 “Bullseye”.
In this post, I will guide you through the steps of upgrading your Debian desktop or server from Bullseye to Bookworm, using the official Debian repositories.
If we installed a Debian WSL distro on our computer, there is a chance that in 6-9 months a new release will come out. We want to keep our system updated, so a distribution upgrade should happen in our WSL ecosystem.
Continue reading “How to upgrade to Debian Bullseye from Buster in WSL?”I try out the systems I advise to the people. I am a Linux user with a significant background in debugging and solving errors in the system. Being a Debian user since the Woody/Sarge times I welcomed Ubuntu Linux early when it was released the first time. It was a solid, user friendly system for more than a decade. Unfortunately I experience serious quality degradation in the past years.
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