Add Debian 13 (and others) to os-packages.json

[richlander]

Please do this.

[adegeo]

While going through the installation documentation, I noticed some discrepencies in the files I'm using as my source of truth. These are just things I've noticed.

os-packages.json

• Fedora
  • Remove 40
  • Add 42, 43
• openSUSE (missing)
• ubuntu
  • Question, is liblttng-ust1t64 still required? It's missing but I've had that (as liblttng-ust1) listed in the past @leecow
  • issue from user reports that libatomic1 is required by the Docker image. Should it also be here?
  • Remove 24.10
  • Add 25.04/25.10

supported-os.json

• Fedora
  • .NET 10: Missing 41 and 43
  • .NET 9: Missing 43
  • .NET 8: Missing 43
• RHEL
  • RHEL8 listed for .NET 9, 8 (support ended a year ago)
• SLES
  • 15.6 listed for .NET 10, 9, 8 (support ends in 1 month)
• Windows 10 is now out of support (except ESU licenses or whatever they are)

[leecow]

Question, is liblttng-ust1t64 still required? It's missing but I've had that (as liblttng-ust1) listed in the past

Possibly for some debugging scenarios. @richlander do you know?

If it is needed for Ubuntu 25.* the latest package name is liblttng-ust1t64

[omajid]

RHEL8 listed for .NET 9, 8 (support ended a year ago)

Can you elaborate on this? RHEL 8 itself is supported until 2029 or 2032, or even longer depending on what you want: https://access.redhat.com/support/policy/updates/errata#Life_Cycle_Dates

[richlander]

These should all be resolved now. I didn't address Windows. I'll ask about that.

[adegeo]

@omajid I was going off of the "full support" column.

[richlander]

"Full support" is the right choice unless there is extra vendor support. This is the same reason we leave old Windows versions in release notes with an note about ESU. Always fun exceptions.