• Debian GNU/Linux 12 “Bookworm” Installer lägger till Windows 11-detektering, nya ARM-enheter

    Debianprojektet släppte idag den första alfautvecklingsversionen av installationsprogrammet för den kommande Debian GNU/Linux 12 ”Bookworm”-operativsystemserien, som kommer att släppas nästa år.

    Arbetet med Debian GNU/Linux 12 ”Bookworm” startade för några månader sedan, men nu finns det också ett officiellt installationsprogram för tidiga användare och Linux/Debian-entusiaster som vill ha ett smakprov på de nya funktionerna och förbättringarna.

    Installationsprogrammet för Debian GNU/Linux 12 ”Bookworm” kommer med stöd för den senaste Linux 5.19 kärnserien och introducerar olika hårdvaruförbättringar, som börjar med upptäckten av operativsystemet Windows 11 om du planerar att dubbelstarta Debian GNU/Linux och Windows på samma maskin.

    Stöd för nya ARM-enheter har också lagts till, inklusive Banana Pi BPI M2 Ultra, ODROID-C4, ODROID-HC4, ODROID-N2 och ODROID-N2+ enkelkortsdatorer, Librem 5r4 (Evergreen) Linux-smarttelefonen från Purism , såväl som den modulära bärbara datorn MNT Reform Version 2.

    Nya RISC-V-enheter stöds också, inklusive SiFive HiFive Unmatched och BeagleV Starlight Beta, samt Microchip PolarFire-SoC Icicle Kit, en lågkostnadsutvecklingsplattform som möjliggör utvärdering av den 5-kärniga Linux-kapabla RISC-V mikroprocessordelsystem.

    Bland andra anmärkningsvärda ändringar som implementerats i installationsprogrammet för Debian GNU/Linux 12 ”Bookworm”, finns det skärmläsarstöd som är aktiverat som standard för Cinnamon-skrivbordsmiljön, automatisk start av talsyntes, enklare upptäckt av flervägsenheter och stöd för flera initrd-sökvägar.

    Installationsprogrammet lägger också till stöd för den källbaserade Exherbo Linux-distributionen, detektering av NTFS3-drivrutiner för Linux-kärnor 5.15 eller senare (utöver NTFS och NTFS-3G) och detektering av Alpine Linuxs initramfs-filer. En annan intressant förändring är att installationsprogrammet inte längre erbjuder experimentellt dmraid-stöd.

    Mina tekniskt kunniga läsare kan hitta extra detaljer om ändringarna som landade i denna första alfaversion av installationsprogrammet för Debian GNU/Linux 12 ”Bookworm” i meddelandet om e-postlistan som publicerades tidigare idag av Cyril Brulebois. Den slutliga utgåvan av Debian Bookworm väntas sommaren 2023.

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Debian GNU/Linux 12 “Bookworm” Installer lägger till Windows 11-detektering, nya ARM-enheter

Debianprojektet släppte idag den första alfautvecklingsversionen av installationsprogrammet för den kommande Debian GNU/Linux 12 ”Bookworm”-operativsystemserien, som kommer att släppas nästa år.

Arbetet med Debian GNU/Linux 12 ”Bookworm” startade för några månader sedan, men nu finns det också ett officiellt installationsprogram för tidiga användare och Linux/Debian-entusiaster som vill ha ett smakprov på de nya funktionerna och förbättringarna.

Installationsprogrammet för Debian GNU/Linux 12 ”Bookworm” kommer med stöd för den senaste Linux 5.19 kärnserien och introducerar olika hårdvaruförbättringar, som börjar med upptäckten av operativsystemet Windows 11 om du planerar att dubbelstarta Debian GNU/Linux och Windows på samma maskin.

Stöd för nya ARM-enheter har också lagts till, inklusive Banana Pi BPI M2 Ultra, ODROID-C4, ODROID-HC4, ODROID-N2 och ODROID-N2+ enkelkortsdatorer, Librem 5r4 (Evergreen) Linux-smarttelefonen från Purism , såväl som den modulära bärbara datorn MNT Reform Version 2.

Nya RISC-V-enheter stöds också, inklusive SiFive HiFive Unmatched och BeagleV Starlight Beta, samt Microchip PolarFire-SoC Icicle Kit, en lågkostnadsutvecklingsplattform som möjliggör utvärdering av den 5-kärniga Linux-kapabla RISC-V mikroprocessordelsystem.

Bland andra anmärkningsvärda ändringar som implementerats i installationsprogrammet för Debian GNU/Linux 12 ”Bookworm”, finns det skärmläsarstöd som är aktiverat som standard för Cinnamon-skrivbordsmiljön, automatisk start av talsyntes, enklare upptäckt av flervägsenheter och stöd för flera initrd-sökvägar.

Installationsprogrammet lägger också till stöd för den källbaserade Exherbo Linux-distributionen, detektering av NTFS3-drivrutiner för Linux-kärnor 5.15 eller senare (utöver NTFS och NTFS-3G) och detektering av Alpine Linuxs initramfs-filer. En annan intressant förändring är att installationsprogrammet inte längre erbjuder experimentellt dmraid-stöd.

Mina tekniskt kunniga läsare kan hitta extra detaljer om ändringarna som landade i denna första alfaversion av installationsprogrammet för Debian GNU/Linux 12 ”Bookworm” i meddelandet om e-postlistan som publicerades tidigare idag av Cyril Brulebois. Den slutliga utgåvan av Debian Bookworm väntas sommaren 2023.

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