I just want to say thanks to the Debian Security Team for making my life sooooo much easier. For the most part, if I keep my system up to date I can switch my brain off.
In years of running many Debian systems for many people, I've never had a serious incident involving something that the Debian security team could've done anything about. Really stellar work and I'm sure many people don't even realise how much they benefit from it!
In years of running many Debian systems for many people, I've never had a serious incident involving something that the Debian security team could've done anything about. Really stellar work and I'm sure many people don't even realise how much they benefit from it!
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@highvoltage Here here. Been a Debian user since Potato, so I've seen a lot. They know what they're doing and they deserve a lot of thanks from a LOT of people, orgs and other distros that base off of them.
@highvoltage This is my experience, too, and it's why I'm still so reluctant to move away from #Debian, despite the #GenAI decision(s), although I think that allowing vibe-coded slop (especially into the #Linux kernel) is 100% certain to lead to many catastrophic security holes.
The internet was on fire, but all I had to do was: `sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade`
@highvoltage and I am guessing all those projects with docker images based on debian had a similar feelings