When will GNOME 40 be available by default?

[Kasson]

Why does it actually take so long for it to be available, it was released on march?
I use Debian 11 and I tried to install it from the experimental rep, but it gave random errors. So, I'm waiting for the stable version.

 

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[Deleted member 101831]

Why does it actually take so long for it to be available, it was released on march?

I use Debian 11 and I tried to install it from the experimental rep, but it gave random errors. So, I'm waiting for the stable version.

"I tried to install it from the experimental rep, but it gave random errors. So, I'm waiting for the stable version."

You answered you own question.

 

[Kasson]

"I tried to install it from the experimental rep, but it gave random errors. So, I'm waiting for the stable version."

You answered you own question.

Ok

 

[Tolkem]

I use Debian 11 and I tried to install it from the experimental rep, but it gave random errors.

Mixing stable with experimental is a very bad idea. I use Debian 11 too, but I don't use Gnome, I use Plasma. Looking here https://people.debian.org/~fpeters/gnome/debian-gnome-40-status.html I can see this

I'd enable bullseye-backports and wait a little longer. https://packages.debian.org/bullseye-backports/gnome/