Debian 13 "Trixie" FIRST LOOK! Here's Everything They Changed (2025)

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Get My Course Linux Mastery Express (The FASTEST WAY to learn Linux): https://linuxtex.thinkific.com Debian 13 “Trixie” FIRST LOOK | What’s New, What Changed & Why It Matters (2025) The wait is finally over! Debian 13 “Trixie” is almost here, and it’s one of the biggest Debian releases in years. In this video, we take a detailed first look at everything new in Debian 13 — from GNOME 48 and KDE Plasma 6.3, to the Linux Kernel 6.12, RISC-V support, tmpfs performance boosts, and major security enhancements like Intel CET and ARM PAC/BTI. We break down all 11 major new features in Debian 13, how they compare to Debian 12 “Bookworm,” and what this means for desktop users, developers, and server admins in 2025. Debian 13 Release date: 9th, August 2025 📘 Official Debian 13 Release Notes: https://www.debian.org/releases/trixie/release-notes 📊 Performance Benchmarks (Phoronix): https://www.phoronix.com/news/Debian-13-RISC-V-Ready 📦 Full Package List: https://packages.debian.org/trixie/ ⚡ Highlights in this video: GNOME 48 with Notification Stacking, HDR, Digital Wellbeing & more KDE Plasma 6.3 powered by Qt6 and native tiling window manager Lightning-fast Linux 6.12 kernel with PREEMPT_RT and EEVDF tmpfs by default on /tmp and /var/tmp — huge speed gains! Full RISC-V architecture support (riscv64 now official!) The infamous Year 2038 bug is finally fixed! New “Ceratopsian” boot theme inspired by Toy Story’s Trixie Over 11,000 new packages and 42,000+ updates in the repo Deprecated: MIPS removed, i386 reduced to multiarch Modern APT 3.0 and new deb822 sources format Massive under-the-hood security hardening (ROP/JOP protection) 🧠 Whether you’re a power user, Linux beginner, sysadmin, or distro hopper, this Debian 13 deep dive will help you understand why “Trixie” is being called the most modern and stable Debian yet. #Debian13 #Linux2025 #DebianTrixie #Gnome48 #KDEPlasma6 #LinuxKernel #RISC-V #DebianFirstLook #DebianVsUbuntu #DebianReview #LinuxNews #LinuxDistros #Year2038 #LinuxPerformance #APT3 #DebianDeepDive