Debian Linux USB Flash Drive

Description

Debian is a stable and safe Linux-based operating system that runs on various platforms, including laptops, desktop computers, and servers.  Debian Linux operating system is delivered on a USB 3.0 with 32Gb storage. The flash drive includes all the Debian editions available to date: Cinnamon, Gnome, Mate, KDE, LXDE, LXQT and XFCE. In addition, the drive contains the Debian standard edition and the “net install” image.

• OS Type: Linux
• Based on: Debian
• Architecture: 64 bit
• Category: Desktop, Server, Laptop
• Media: 32Gb USB 3.0 flash drive, or above

Debian is famous for a variety of reasons.

• Debian operating system is a stable and secure: Debian is a Linux-based operating system that runs on various devices, including laptops, desktop computers, and servers. Since 1993, users have praised its consistency and dependability. Default configurations are provided for every package, and Debian developers offer security updates. 
• Debian offers a wide range of hardware support: The Linux kernel already supports the majority of hardware. However, proprietary hardware drivers are available when a free driver is not available.
• Debian is a solid and trustworthy operating system:  Every day, Debian demonstrates its dependability in thousands of real-world scenarios. From simple laptops to supercolliders, stock exchanges, and the automotive industry. It is also widely used in academia, science, and the public sector.
• Debian has a smooth upgrade process: Debian is well-known for making upgrades seamless and straightforward, with release cycles and major releases.
• Debian is the starting point and the foundation of many other Linux distributions: Many popular Linux distributions, such as Ubuntu, Knoppix, PureOS, SteamOS, and Tails, use Debian. In addition, everyone can use Debian’s tools to create custom software packages for their specific needs.
• The Debian project has many expert contributors: Our package maintainers are responsible for Debian packaging and updating to new upstream versions. In many cases, these experts are involved in upstream software development.
• Cloud images: All of the major cloud platforms have official cloud images. Desktop, virtual machines, and containers can also use Debian.
• Long Term Support: Long-Term Support (LTS) is available at no cost to ensure Debian will support the stable release for at least another five years.