Debian GNU / Linux 9.2 Stretch maintenance update

The Debian Project today announced the release of the second maintenance update of the Debian GNU/Linux 9 “Stretch” series of operating systems. With the new release added a significant number of bug fixes and updates security to the latest stable version.

Since two and a half months after release of Debian GNU/Linux 9.1, the Debian Project has made available many upgrades that come as updates from the official channela of popular distribution. The latest Debian GNU/Linux 9.2 update is a cumulative update to the installation ISOs.

"Note that the point release is not a new version of Debian 9 but updates some of the included packages. You do not need to dispose of old stretch media. "Once installed, the packages can be upgraded to current versions using an updated Debian mirror," today's announcement said.

According to the information published by the Debian Project for Debian GNU/Linux 9.2, it includes a total of 87 bug fixes and fixes 66 security issues in various applications and functional basics. It also upgrades the kernel to Linux 4.9.51 LTS, although the latest upstream version is 4.9.53.

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For detailed information about exactly what was corrected in this Debian GNU / Linux 9.2, you can read the changelog on the announcement page.

However, if you regularly update your computers running Debian Stretch, you should have the latest updates.

On the other hand, those who want to install Debian GNU/Linux 9 “Stretch” on their computer below are the new installation images, and Live ISOs in various surface environments work.