Include the conventional copy & paste installation instructions that
most Ubuntu (and derivatives) users expect.
Request that users test their operating system's app store, because
a potential Appstream bug would be highly visible and would negatively
affect initial user impressions. Such a hypothetical bug should
ideally be found and fixed before Ubuntu 22.10's freeze, and certainly
before Debian 12's.
Mention the backports repository, because otherwise users will
manually install packages for sid/unstable/testing/bookworm/12 onto
stable/bullseye/11. These packages will be nonfunctional, will
malfunction, or will break the other package's dependencies.
Remove link to Developer Information Tracker, because it may also
mislead users into creating FrankenDebian, and because it is not
supposed to be a user-facing page.
Include the conventional copy & paste installation instructions that most Ubuntu (and derivatives) users expect.
Request that users test their operating system's app store, because a potential Appstream bug would be highly visible and would negatively affect initial user impressions. Such a hypothetical bug should ideally be found and fixed before Ubuntu 22.10's freeze, and certainly before Debian 12's.
Mention the backports repository, because otherwise users will manually install packages for sid/unstable/testing/bookworm/12 onto stable/bullseye/11. These packages will be nonfunctional, will malfunction, or will break the other package's dependencies.
Remove link to Developer Information Tracker, because it may also mislead users into creating FrankenDebian, and because it is not supposed to be a user-facing page.