Difference between different Linux builds - Debian for example

[Gohico]

Hi,

I’m using your Bookworm images for most of my Potatos at the moment - and I’m wondering what sort of event triggers a new build on your site.
So its not a fix time interval and I have not found release notes. Also my current build which was using the 30th of October image does not show anything using apt.
So whats the different between the image set published today (21.11.2023) compared to the previous set.

The Bookworm beta is over I think (at least the term beta is removed) - so whats the difference?

Cheers

[librecomputer]

@Gohico

I’m using your Bookworm images for most of my Potatos at the moment - and I’m wondering what sort of event triggers a new build on your site.
So its not a fix time interval and I have not found release notes. Also my current build which was using the 30th of October image does not show anything using apt.
So whats the different between the image set published today (21.11.2023) compared to the previous set.

The Bookworm beta is over I think (at least the term beta is removed) - so whats the difference?

We periodically update the kernel and bootloaders to support new boards. The kernels are automatic through apt. The bootloaders usually have minor changes. There’s no need to be compulsive about updating the bootloader unless you run into some issue.