How To Update With Debian Backports On Debian Bookworm.

[@masterkeyguy]

I was just recently searching how to get a more up-to-date kernel on my debian install, so this is coming in super handy, thank you! :)

[@nejarmparmolle5161]

💚💚

[@powerdollkirby]

would love to see an openSUSE review

[@robertnicora7566]

I will do one

[@invalid.dejavu]

ty so much thats kernel working now my pc

[@AndreaBorman]

My kernel is now 6.9.7. Debian have updated it in their backports. You can update your whole system with backports. Another good thing is that Debian will only install the backport updates for packages that are compatible with your system. So if you have any software installed that is not compatible it won't update that software.

[@invalid.dejavu]

@@AndreaBorman my kernel to 6.9.7 yes i upgrade ty so much for intersting 😇

[@plutorocks1]

Your system has a good theming in cinnamon. Can I exactly know how or what coloring you have done to replicate the look? It resembles much like oxygen theming to old kde 4 i reckon

[@AndreaBorman]

It's not Cinnamon it's the Mate desktop with Debian Bookworm but I have all of the Linux Mint themes and wallpapers.

[@pouyamahmoudi]

Thanks for sharing.

[@eldeefitty4473]

Thank you!!

[@manonamission2000]

keep the pip in place longer

[@ErrorRaffyline0]

You mean gucview?

[@ritik3573]

Grandma knows more than me about linux noice😊

[@josephlagrange9531]

Modern generation is dumb, sorry.

[@abethegamerful]

Can you do a video on how to make windows apps work on linux? I want to move away from windows but scared nothing will work properly

[@AndreaBorman]

I have no plans to use Wine myself since I am quite happy with the Linux software. I did do a video about this a long time ago when I tried out Linux Mint with Wine. It is here: ruclips.net/video/B-CEwbrb9Nw/видео.html&t

[@Jaminsongunner]

Hello Andrea how’s your day going