Debian 12 "Bookworm" Has Landed
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Potentially stupid question: How long does it take for these upstream changes to make their way to Ubuntu?
Not sure if there's a definite timeline. While Ubuntu is Debian-based, as far as I know they handle releases very differently. Often Ubuntu "stable" has a bit more up to date versions of things than Debian "stable".
Ubuntu syncs packages from to Debian Unstable, not Stable, so it's not directly affected by this release.
Finally I can try out gtk4 on debian. Will upgrade later on
I have installed Debian 12 for a stable base and added flatpak for when I want a more current release of some apps.
So far I am quite happy with it.