This section documents issues we are aware of. We cannot reasonably avoid, or they exposeīugs somewhere else.

Sometimes, changes introduced in a new release have side-effects netcat-openbsd supports abstract sockets 5.3.

Change in dash handling of circumflex 5.2.10. Predictable naming for Xen network interfaces 5.2.9. Extensive changes in adduser for bookworm 5.2.8. systemd-journal-remote no longer uses GnuTLS 5.2.7. systemd-boot has been split into a separate package 5.2.6. systemd-resolved has been split into a separate package 5.2.5. Limited hardware-accelerated video encoding/decoding support in VLC 5.2.4. Python Interpreters marked externally-managed 5.2.3. Items not limited to the upgrade process 5.2.1. Things to do post upgrade before rebooting 5.2. Unsupported upgrades from buster fail on libcrypt1 5.1.16. Changes to polkit configuration 5.1.14.ĥ.1.15. GNOME has reduced accessibility support for screen readersĥ.1.13. GRUB no longer runs os-prober by default 5.1.12. slapd upgrade may require manual intervention 5.1.11. rsyslog changes affecting log analyzers such as logcheck 5.1.9. MariaDB package names no longer include version numbers 5.1.7. Fcitx versions no longer co-installable 5.1.6. Puppet configuration management system upgraded to 7 5.1.4.

Changes to packages that set the system clock 5.1.3. Non-free firmware moved to its own component in the archiveĥ.1.2. Upgrade specific items for bookworm 5.1.1.

Free Youtube Downloader HD 5.2.1