So from the release, we know that this is not a major release and that only a number of packages have been upgraded for bug fixes and security reasons. Users on Debian can just update their system to take advantage of these improvements. Now let us take a screenshot tour of Debian 9.
1 – Debian boot screen
2 – Debian Installer (GUI) has been updated to include the fixes incorporated into a stable by the point release
3 – You can also use the text-based installer
4 – Default desktop appearance
5 -Activities Overview
6 – Show applications in Activities Overview
7 – Use Extensions with Gnome Tweak Tool
8 – Activating the Applications Menu
9 – Multiple clocks with World Clock
10 – New Document with Inkscape
11 – Five or More game screen
12 – Quick Settings Area
13 – Notification Area with Time, Date and Calendar
14 – Power Off menu
15 – Standby screen
16 – All Settings Screen
17 – Background and Lock Screen Changer
18 – Nice selection of new and old wallpapers
19 – Default Applications including Firefox ESR and Evolution
20 – Add online accounts including Google. ownCloud, Facebook, Microsoft Account, Microsoft Exchange, Pocker, Flickr, Foursquare and more
21 – Manage your Privacy in the Privacy Settings option
22 – Add more users to User Accounts
23 – Improve Accessibility with Universal Access
Conclusion
So there it is a quick screenshot tour of Debian 9. Debian is the most conservative Linux operating system around and as I mentioned in the beginning, the changes in this iteration are subtle and are behind the scenes. Kindly share your thoughts with us in the comments below. Thanks for reading.
