First update for Debian "Squeeze"
The first update for version 6 of the Debian Linux distribution known as "Squeeze", released in early February, focuses on fixing security vulnerabilities and bugs. Many of the updated packages have already been distributed via security.debian.org and users who regularly update their systems from this source will, according to the Debian development team, have few files to download.
Packages containing bug fixes include anti-virus package ClamAV, parts of KDE, the Linux kernel and the Debian Installer. Security vulnerabilities have been fixed in PostgreSQL 8.4, Tomcat 6, open source browser Chromium and WordPress, as well as in a number of other applications. A complete list of updated packages is available online. Users can update their systems using the upgrade command in aptitude or apt-get.
See also:
- First look: Debian 6.0 Squeeze, a feature from The H.
- Platform created for exchange between Debian and Ubuntu, a report from The H.
- Debian Project Leader elections: a foregone conclusion, a report from The H.
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