How to download old version of debian

We will use jigdo, a special internet download manager, to smartly create a Debian ISO image file in our computer disk drive by downloading separate Debian packages from nearest Debian repositories and then automatically assembling them.

We will download one of these five Debian DVDs:. Do this command line on your Terminal. This will result in a new command line on your Ubuntu or Debian system called jigdo-lite. Copy a. How long this process will take time depends on your internet access. Once finished, you will get the complete ISO image file corresponds to the jigdo file. For example, if you downloaded debianamdDVD Newer Post. Older Post. Ade Malsasa Akbar contact.

If you want to download the current release, look in the release area. The following releases are currently available here:. Most importantly: the archive images are provided as a service for our users who may need them.

We strongly recommend that you install the current stable release of Debian if at all possible, as that is where you will receive the best support. Older releases will no longer receive security updates - this is limited to 12 months after the release of the succeeding stable version e. Squeeze was released on the 6th of February , meaning that we stopped formal security support of Lenny in March For other contact information, see the Debian contact page.

Web site source code is available. Skip Quicknav Blog Micronews Planet. Debian Releases Debian always has at least three releases in active maintenance: stable , testing and unstable. This is the production release of Debian, the one which we primarily recommend using. The current testing distribution is bookworm. The unstable distribution is always called sid. Release life cycle Debian announces its new stable release on a regular basis. Index of releases The next release of Debian is codenamed bookworm — testing — no release date has been set Debian 11 bullseye — current stable release Debian 10 buster — current oldstable release Debian 9 stretch — oldoldstable release, under LTS support Debian 8 jessie — archived release, under extended LTS support Debian 7 wheezy — obsolete stable release Debian 6.

Integrity of the data in the releases Data integrity is granted by a digitally signed Release file.