Definition: The Debian project maintains a version number that is slightly different each time the Debian distribution is updated, starting from "6.4". This version number represents the date of the latest release in the current month, which is used to compile packages for use with other distributions like Ubuntu and CentOS. In context, "debian_6.0" is a specific version, not part of a broader list of Debian versions. It refers to an exact release date that is typically associated with one or more major releases of the Debian operating system. The term "6.4" indicates that it's from the "release 6.4", which was the last major release before the current current major version, "7.1".

debian_6.0

Definition: "Debian_6.0_64" describes a specific version of Debian operating system that's compatible with 64-bit processors and has been released under the GNU General Public License (GPL). This includes compatibility with all major Linux distributions, as well as the GNU/Linux kernel and libraries. Detailed definition: -

Debian_

- A series of releases for the Linux operating system. -

6.0

refers to a release in 2013. - "64-bit" means the software can run on both 32-bit and 64-bit systems. This is often used to describe software that's optimized for performance across multiple architectures. -

GNU General Public License (GPL)

- A non-profit organization that provides a license for free software. Debian_6.0_64 has been released under the GPL, which allows individuals or groups of people to use and distribute it freely.

debian_6.0_64