The second candidate version of Debian Installer for the upcoming 11.0 Bullseye is available for anyone interested in trying out the new operating system.
Debian is one of the distributions that is always installed on my PC and I have been using it as the main operating system for years.
It is one of the most reliable distributions I have worked with and it is no coincidence that hundreds of developers use it as a base to develop very well-known operating systems: see Mint , Ubuntu , MX Linux , etc.
Of course I highly recommend it, but it is not for newcomers to Linux. If you are a beginner and find someone to configure your system (drivers) you will not need anything else. You set Debian (like CentOS) once and it just works.
The new Debian Installer Bullseye RC2 comes with the latest version of the Linux Kernel 5.10 LTS, brings an updated list of mirrors, and improvements to properly reinstall GRUB on BIOS systems. This RC also brings many improvements to the GTK toolkit, ensuring that the required user interface width does not fall below 300px.
The test version of the RC2 installer for Debian 11.0 “Bullseye” can be found on the new release announcement page.
Also to mention that this weekend, Debian developers announced that the "full freeze" stage for the release of Debian 11 will begin on July 17. This means that the package additions are over, and that from July 17 onwards, the developer team will only deal with improvements to the existing system.
So it seems that very soon we will see the official announcement of the new Debian 11 operating system.
George is still wondering what he is doing here….
