Notably, you’ll find the GNOME desktop environment (DE) now at version 3.38, while contemporary distros like Fedora 34 and Ubuntu 21.04 are shipping with GNOME 40. This package contains arch-independent files. It was created to fit nicely into the Xfce desktop environment, but it also fits nice with other environments. Updates to popular packages include the LibreOffice suite being moved up to 7.0, Calligra suite moving to version 3.2, and GIMP moving up to 2.10.22. s3d is a 3d network display server which can be used as 3d desktop environment. This package contains Terminal, which is a lightweight and easy to use terminal emulator for X11. Some are new additions, while others that were present in Buster have been dropped. The total number of packages rounds up to a whopping 58,000. RELATED: How to Check the Linux Kernel and Operating System Version Updated Package Baseīullseye includes an updated package base, with more than half of the packages present in Buster seeing upgrades. To get Kodi 19.x and the corresponding add-ons from Debian. To get Kodi 17.6 and the corresponding add-ons, use the method described in Debian Unstable or Testing section above.

However, it is possible to get Kodi 19.x 'Matrix' from buster-backports.

It also means more efficient use of your resources and a glut of minor bug fixes. Installing Kodi on Debian 10 'buster' By default, Debian buster users get Kodi 17.6 'Krypton'. That’s an impressive leap, considering how many other distros have been hovering at or above kernel 5.4 for some time now.Ī newer kernel generally means better hardware support, especially if you’re using newer hardware.

The Linux kernel in Bullseye has jumped all the way to 5.10 from kernel 4.19, which was originally shipped with Buster.