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Marcel Wiegand

@cwansart IMO, the answer is no, as it depends more on many other factors. E.g. I have seen often enough that things are sometimes no longer fixed in #debian. It could even be that with rolling releases you get a fix earlier than the #backport for an #lts version is ready.

Of course, #distribution also plays a role, but I think it is more important to keep the #attackvectors as low as possible, i.e. to keep the system as minimal as possible. Fewer packages mean fewer potential #vulnerabilities.

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Benjamin Carr, Ph.D. 👨🏻‍💻🧬

#AlpineLinux 3.21: Lean, mean, and #LoongArch-ready
Alpine #Linux follows closely upon the release of a new #LTS kernel version: 6.12
Alpine 3.21 has a raft of other updates along with the kernel: updated development tools including .NET 9, and new desktops including KDE Plasma 6.2, LXQt 2.1, and GNOME 47
The version before this one, Alpine 3.20, added #RISCV back in May. Now, it gains another: the quite #MIPS-like Chinese #Loongson
theregister.com/2024/12/17/alp

The Register · Alpine Linux 3.21: Lean, mean, and LoongArch-readyBy Liam Proven
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Thorsten Alteholz

My Debian Activities in October 2024
FTP master

This month I accepted 398 and rejected 22 packages. The overall number of packages that got accepted was 441.

In case your RM bug is not closed within a month, you can assume that either the conversion of the subject of the bug email to the corresponding dak command di
blog.alteholz.eu/2024/11/my-de
#Uncategorized #Debian #debian-iot #debian-mobcom #ELTS #en #ftpmaster #LTS #package #planetdebian

blog.alteholz.euMy Debian Activities in October 2024 FTP master This month I accepted 398 and rejected 22 packages. The overall number of packages that got accepted was 441. In case your RM bug is not closed within a month, you can assume that either the conversion of the subject of the bug email to the corresponding dak command did not work or you still need to take care of reverse dependencies. The dak command related to your removal bu ...
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Benjamin Carr, Ph.D. 👨🏻‍💻🧬

#AMD #EPYC 9755 Performance On The #Linux 6.11 & 6.12 Kernel
In many of the larger, real-world workloads there were minimal to small changes while in more of the micro-benchmarks and other focused areas there were some nice gains observed with Linux 6.11/6.12. With Linux 6.12 expected to be this year's LTS kernel version, it will find use by hyperscalers and other large organizations that tend to jump between the #LTS kernel versions.
phoronix.com/news/AMD-EPYC-975

www.phoronix.comAMD EPYC 9755 Performance On The Linux 6.11 & Linux 6.12 Kernels
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