Last release to support Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. Last release to support SUSE Linux ES 12. Specific notes for each release can be found below. The git change log provides good information about changes in each release:Ĭhanges for older releases are listed in wiki pages:Įach major release is supported for a minimum of 18 months. Version Info (build components) for past Windows releases. Release Notes for each release are available on the main site. Release Planningįor the planning of the upcoming releases and their proposed contents see the roadmap. To understand the numbering of the releases, see the explanation of release numbers. Wireshark releases are announced on the wireshark-announce mailing list.

See End of Support planning for support life cycle information specific to each release.Ī more detailed description can be found in the Release Policy. Support for release X.Y ends when it reaches the end of its minimum lifetime or when version X.Y+4 is released, whichever comes later.ĭepending on the pacing of major releases and their lifetimes we might have an 'Old Old Stable' branch in addition to the Stable and Old Stable ones. Support might be extended to 24 or 30 months, e.g.

The Stable and Old Stable release lifetimes conform to the following guidelines:Īt least two (and preferably exactly two) branches will be supported at any given time.Įach release shall be supported for a minimum of 18 months. Use this if you need one of those features.

The Development version is used for testing new features.

You may be required to use one of these, for example if your organization has strict software approval policies.

The Old Stable release is an older official version of Wireshark which is still supported.

In most cases this is the version you should use.

The Stable release is the latest official version of Wireshark.

The Wireshark download page lists three types of releases: Stable, Old Stable, and Development.

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