— Feb. 16, 2009 — After 22 months of “constant development,” the Debian project released version 5.0 (codenamed “Lenny”) on Valentine’s Day. The release supports 12 processor architectures, a choice of four desktop environments, and broad standards compliance, the project said. …
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