#Operating Systems

Debian 13, codenamed Trixie, was released as the new stable version on August 9, 2025. As with every Debian release it bundles a thoroughly tested snapshot of open-source software with a five-year support lifecycle. Here is what the release means.

Android 15 was released to the Android Open Source Project on September 3, 2024. It continued Google's focus on a private, secure platform with richer camera and media capabilities and better support for tablets and foldables. Here is what the release added.

Android 14 was released to the Android Open Source Project on October 4, 2023, adding Ultra HDR images, more camera extensions, lossless USB audio, Credential Manager sign-in, and predictive back. Here is what the release added.

Debian 12, codenamed Bookworm, was released as the new stable version on June 10, 2023. Beyond the usual package refresh, it changed how Debian handles non-free firmware, making installation on modern hardware easier. Here is what the release means.

Android 13 was released to the Android Open Source Project on August 15, 2022, adding a privacy-friendly photo picker, a runtime notification permission, themed app icons, per-app languages, and support for Bluetooth LE Audio. Here is what the release added.

Debian 11, codenamed Bullseye, was released as the new stable version on August 14, 2021, with kernel-level exFAT support, driverless printing and scanning, and refreshed desktop environments. Here is what the release means.