Neowin says users can upgrade existing installations to patch vulnerabilities in QEMU, Glibc and Samba without needing fresh installation media.
Neowin reports that Debian 13.7 is a point release addressing critical security bugs in core packages including QEMU, Glibc and Samba. Existing users can get the fixes by upgrading their installations; fresh media is not required, the publisher says.
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Neowin says users can upgrade existing installations to patch vulnerabilities in QEMU, Glibc and Samba without needing fresh installation media.
Neowin reports that Debian 13.7 is a point release addressing critical security bugs in core packages including QEMU, Glibc and Samba. Existing users can get the fixes by upgrading their installations; fresh media is not required, the publisher says.
NeowinFeed@NeowinFeedUsers can upgrade existing installations to patch vulnerabilities in core packages like QEMU, Glibc, and Samba without needing fresh media. #Debian #Linux #OpenSource
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NeowinFeed@NeowinFeedUsers can upgrade existing installations to patch vulnerabilities in core packages like QEMU, Glibc, and Samba without needing fresh media. #Debian #Linux #OpenSource