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its assets will be distributed from a specific archive endpoint.it won't receive updates, including security ones.To avoid the possibility of mixing two potentially incompatible repositories, Devuan recommends using release codenames in sources.list.Īt its End of Life (EOL), a release will be considered archived and awarded a status of the same name. And if you are using daedalus in your sources.list you will move seamlessly to the new stable version of Daedalus when it is released.

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That means that you will have more control over when the upgrade happens. However, if your Chimaera sources.list refers to the release codename chimaera you will remain on Chimaera until you change your sources.list. Once Daedalus is officially released, stable will refer to Daedalus and testing will refer to the next release in development, Bookworm (Debian Bookworm). Note that the suite names stable and testing will refer to different releases over time.Īs of this writing, stable refers to Devuan Chimaera (Debian Bullseye) and testing refers to Devuan Daedalus (Debian Bookworm).

Please contact Debian Webmaster if you encounter any problems Browse through the lists of packages: stretch (9.0) stretch-updates stretch-backports buster (10.0) buster-updates buster-backports bullseye (11.0. The release codenames or suite designations in /etc/apt/sources.list indicate which release will be used when updating and upgrading packages. This site provides you with information about all the packages available in the Debian Package archive. When the current testing moves to stable, the previous stable transitions to oldstable and a snapshot of unstable becomes the new testing. unstable is where developers refine and stabilize the latest package versions.testing becomes stable “when it is ready”. Software is usually more up-to-date but there may still be issues. testing is where the next stable suite is developed.It is the suite recommended for use in production. stable is the current officially released suite of Devuan.Devuan suitesĭevuan development takes place in suites that indicate a level of stability: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Version 8 and 9. ASCII, Beowulf, Chimaera, Daedalus, and Excalibur have already been chosen.Īn exception to this pattern is unstable, which always has the codename ceres - minor planet number 1 - which is an alias for Debian’s sid. We are also providing information on anticipated release dates and minor releases that will offer extended support. Future release names follow in alphabetical order starting with the letter A, then B etc. The first Devuan stable release, Jessie, mirrors Debian’s Jessie (a Toy Story character). Devuan Release Information Devuan release codenames Stable releases Devuan releaseĭevuan release codenames are chosen from the Minor Planet Center Names List.

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