Stable is recommended for applications requiring production-level stability and security (servers, firewalls etc) and is also recommended for those who are new to Linux. Packages are automatically copied from unstable to testing when they meet criteria such as lack of release-critical bugs, and dependencies being satisfied by other packages in testing.Įnd users should generally choose to run either stable or testing. The latest packages arrive in unstable (which always has the codename "Sid"). There are also two main development repositories unstable and testing which are continually updated during the development of the next stable release. Only stable is recommended for production use. When a new stable version is released, the security team will usually cover the previous version for a year or so, while they also cover the new/current version.
It is also (currently) known as stable or by its codename " Bookworm".Įach version also corresponds to a set of named software repositories (at least one per CPU architecture).Īt any given time, there is one stable release of Debian, which has the support of the Debian security team.
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