Debian 12 "Bookworm" Set For Release Next Week With Around 100 Known Bugs

[NotMine999]

can't wait for the posters on my forum to enjoy a nice day-long downtime as I inevitably cause massive breakage upgrading

I upgraded from "Bullseye" to "Bookworm" during the testing stages. I did not experience any breakage during the upgrade or since then.

Then again...I don't game; don't open my web browser that has 100+ tabs that auto-load; don't try to compile 8 simultaneous iterations of [blank]. I don't do anything drastic with my Linux desktop which is why I probably don't encounter those bugs.

And my NAS & firewall systems will be the last things I upgrade...in maybe 6 months to a years time.

[NotMine999]

Oh no, not bugs. I only use software that never has any bugs.

That's why birdie and I only use software from Google and IBM. Because they neve have bugs.

[schafdog]

Also already upgraded my servers/workstations beginning of may. Nothing major broke. A few dependency hickups but that was because my system is a bit messy.

[piorunz]

Release scheduled for my birthday, yay! 😍
I've already upgraded my desktop computer months ago, no problems.
Now I will upgrade a home server and laptop. 💯🎊

[discordian]

can't wait for the posters on my forum to enjoy a nice day-long downtime as I inevitably cause massive breakage upgrading

you run a forum and dont have the services in containers?
This must be how archeologists feel when they stumble upon a Dinosaur skeleton.

[Vistaus]

And they say Debian Stable has no bugs.

[toguro123]

you run a forum and dont have the services in containers?
This must be how archeologists feel when they stumble upon a Dinosaur skeleton.

Perhaps peppercats and I are only folks in this forum which do not hold a CS degree...

[virr]

And they say Debian Stable has no bugs.

Quote me whoever said that? Stable mean it doesn't crash after a long time running. Not only about Debian, I have never seen any program without any bugs, except it's archived project maybe?

[Vistaus]

Quote me whoever said that? Stable mean it doesn't crash after a long time running. Not only about Debian, I have never seen any program without any bugs, except it's archived project maybe?

Oh, come on, enable emoji support already. Seriously, I put 3 joking emojis in my post and you still take it far too seriously???