Lenny News and Articles

Debian developer Robert Millan is offering an alternative kernel for Debian's Lenny free Linux distro. Unlike the standard Lenny kernel, it contains no proprietary firmware.

An update for the new, stabler version of Debian 5.0 has appeared over Easter.

Debian developers have decided: Steve McIntyre has been re-elected as Debian leader for the next legislative period.

The deal is closed: Debian 5.0, code-named Lenny, is officially available.

Corrections and security updates for the current stable Debian have been released.

Debian developers have determined the outcome: proprietary components are acceptable, paving the way for Lenny, the next free distro of Debian GNU/Linux 5.0.

Newly appointed CTO of the Linux Foundation and kernel developer Ted Ts'o is appealing to the Debian project to adopt a more pragmatic attitude about its Linux distro. The provocation for his advice is the current controversy over Debian's next 5.0 "Lenny" release.

The Debian Project has released a sixth update for the current stable version of Gnu/Linux 4.0, codenamed Etch.

Free Linux distro Debian has been working steadily on its next version 5.0 of the OS, known as Lenny. Now developers have been called in for a vote to determine the course of its general release.