Dependency health lifecycles

Published support dates

Product lifecycles

Know when support ends, before it becomes an emergency.

473 products · Daily refresh at 02:30 UTC
Last successful collection: 2026-09-11 15:31 UTC
Source snapshot: 2026-09-11 14:51 UTC

Debian

Release lineStatusEnd of active supportEnd of lifeEnd of extended supportLatest in line
13Not end of life2028-08-092030-06-302035-06-3013.6
12Not end of life2026-07-112028-06-302033-06-3012.15
11End of life2024-08-142026-08-312031-06-3011.11
10End of life2022-09-102024-06-302029-06-3010.13
9End of life2020-07-182022-07-012027-06-309.13
8End of life2018-06-172020-06-302025-06-308.11
7End of life2016-04-252018-05-312020-06-307.11
6End of life2014-05-312016-02-29Not recorded6.0.10
5End of life2012-02-062012-02-06Not recorded5.0.10
4End of life2010-02-152010-02-15Not recorded4.0r9
3.1End of life2008-03-312008-03-31Not recorded3.1r8
3.0End of life2006-06-302006-06-30Not recorded3.0r6
2.2End of life2003-06-302003-06-30Not recorded2.2r7
2.1End of life2000-09-302000-10-30Not recorded2.1r5
2.0End of life1999-02-151999-02-15Not recorded2.0r5
1.3End of life1998-12-081998-12-08Not recorded1.3.1 r.6
1.2End of life1997-10-231997-10-23Not recorded1.2
1.1End of life1996-12-121996-12-12Not recorded1.1

endoflife.date evidence ↗ · Maintainer policy ↗

Extended support may require a paid agreement. A recorded date does not establish your entitlement. Missing dates do not mean indefinite support; a maintained product can still have unsupported release lines.

Source: endoflife.date · MIT licence. Data is normalised for display. Published lifecycle evidence is separate from our inferred package-maintenance verdicts and vulnerability checks. Product coverage does not imply that every package or SBOM component has a verified product mapping.