Debian 12.11, the latest point release of the "bookworm" series, underscores the project's commitment to stability and security. This update introduces critical security patches and bug fixes, ensuring that systems remain robust and reliable. Notably, Debian 12.11 ships with Linux kernel version 6.1.137-1. However, users on the amd64 architecture should be aware of a known issue: the "watchdog" and "w83977f_wdt" modules are currently non-functional. This could impact those relying on hardware watchdogs for system monitoring. The Debian team is actively working on a resolution.
In contrast to operating systems like Windows 11, which often introduce frequent and sometimes disruptive changes, Debian's approach is characterized by incremental, user-focused updates. This philosophy ensures that users receive necessary improvements without unnecessary alterations to their computing environment. For those seeking a dependable and user-centric operating system, Debian 12.11 presents a compelling option.
Source: BetaNews Toss Windows 11 in the trash and give Debian Linux 12.11 a try
