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Raspbian 2018-06-27 releases, Debian on the Raspberry Pi

Ddos June 29, 2018 2 minutes read

Raspbian is a free operating system based on Debian GNU/Linux, which is optimized for Raspberry Pi hardware (armhf processor architecture). Raspbian comes with more than 35,000 software packages or pre-compiled software, which is packaged in a graceful format to facilitate installation on Raspberry Pi. The first creation of the release was completed in June 2012, but it gained a sustained and active development and focused on improving the stability and performance of as many Debian packages as possible. Although Debian provides a release for the arm architecture, it is only compatible with the Raspberry Pi later version (ie ARMv7-A central processor and later, compared to Raspberry Pi’s ARMv6 central processor)

Raspbian 2018-06-27 released.

Changelog

  • New first-boot configuration wizard added
  • Recommended Software installer added
  • Bluej, Greenfoot, NodeRED, Claws Mail, VNC Viewer removed from image – can now be installed from Recommended Applications
  • Qpdfview PDF viewer installed instead of Xpdf
  • Version 65.0 of Chromium browser included, with latest Flash player
  • Volume up / down keys now change by 5% increments and affect currently-selected output device rather than internal device only
  • Network plugin now remembers previously-entered WiFi network passwords when prompting for reconnection
  • Serial port and serial console can now be switched separately in Raspberry Pi Configuration
  • Lxkeymap keyboard language setting application removed – replaced with dialog within Raspberry Pi Configuration
  • Wifi country and keyboard language setting dialogs in Raspberry Pi Configuration now callable from other applications
  • New version of Piboto font included to render with correct weight under some rogue applications
  • Reconnection to Bluetooth audio devices on reboot improved
  • Disable click-to-rename behaviour in file manager if single-click selection enabled
  • Appearance Settings dialog makes config changes to some Qt files to match selected theme
  • MIME file type associations improved
  • Multiple desktop management options removed from mouse middle-click menu
  • Menu shortcuts to Raspberry Pi website amended
  • Python 2 IDLE menu link removed
  • Sample Magpi PDF installed in /home/pi/MagPi
  • Various minor tweaks, bug fixes and appearance changes
  • Bluetooth updates – Firmware with Bluetooth 4.2 features – SCO profile suppot added via bthelper.service
  • Linux kernel 4.14.50+
  • Raspberry Pi firmware 748fb17992426bb29d99224b93cb962fefbdc833

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