Debian is an open source operating system that can be used for desktop computers with a focus on stability and security. As such, several Linux, including Ubuntu and Linux Mint. Version 11.3, codenamed "Bullseye", is a so-called long-term supported release, with updates for the next five years. Find the release notes for this third update below.
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New Linux Debian 11.3 update – Bullseye released :
The Debian project team is pleased to announce the third update of the stable distribution of the Debian 11 operating system (codenamed bullseye). This software update mainly adds fixes for security along with some adjustments for more serious problems. Security advice has already been published separately and is referenced where available.
Please note that the update is not a new version of Debian 11 but only updates some of the packages included in the operating system. There is no need to throw away the old media of the previous version of the operating system. After installation, the packages can be upgraded to the current software versions using an updated Debian mirror link.
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Those who frequently install updates from security.debian.org will not need to update many packages, and most of the changes of this type are included in this update.
New images of the update installation process will be available on the website soon. Upgrading an existing installation of the operating system to this update can be achieved by pointing your package management system to one of Debian's many HTTP mirror links
Information source: tweakers.net
