Definition: The term "5.0_64" refers to a specific version of Apache Tomcat 7.0 (Version 7.0.3) released in June, 2018. This release introduced several improvements over its previous version, including support for more efficient and secure HTTP server configurations, improved caching capabilities, improved security features, and changes to the JDK. This specific version was also available as an official "5.0_64" bundle with various configuration options included. It's essential for upgrading from older versions of Apache Tomcat.

5.0_64

Definition: Debian 5.0 refers to a release version, starting in 2007, while 64-bit refers to Debian being compatible with an x86-64 architecture. Detailed definitions include: 1. Debian: A large, open-source software distribution originally released by the Debian Project. 2. 5.0: The first Debian release, which was introduced on January 9, 2007. 3. 64-bit: An operating system that runs on a computer with at least one Intel Core i5 processor (the "Core" is not an exact match but the core of an Intel CPU), or more specifically, a machine running Linux. Debian 5.0 was the first Debian version to be compatible with x86-64 architectures and was released in February 2007.

debian_5.0_64

Definition: "Es-5.0-64" refers to a specific version of software that has been updated from 5.0 to 64 bits, often for performance improvements or compatibility with new hardware configurations.

es_5.0_64