Raspberry Pi has released a major update for its desktop operating system, transitioning to a 64-bit Debian 13 base and dropping support for 32-bit architectures.
Raspberry Pi has launched a major update for its Desktop OS, shifting to a 64-bit architecture based on Debian 13 and introducing new remote access and interface features.
Raspberry Pi has updated its desktop OS for PC and Mac after a four-year hiatus, introducing Debian 13 support and remote access capabilities.
The MX Linux 25.3 Infinity update brings a Debian 13.7 base, new security verification tools, and optimized disk write settings for fresh installations.
FlashOS is a new bootable toolkit that enables voice-guided management of multiple ISO images and system diagnostics from a single USB drive.
Debian 13.7 has been released, featuring critical security patches, infrastructure updates, and bug fixes for core system packages.
