Changes since NetBSD 10.1 - Userspace: calendars: updated dates of moving holidays for 2026. build.sh: fixed various compilation issues with newer GCC versions. build.sh: add a new operation show-revisionid that extracts a marker usable to recreate the source (depending on the revision control system in use). build.sh: make reproducable builds work when -P is passed on the build.sh command line and MKREPRO_TIMESTAMP is set manually via -V. ftp(1): add connect command as a synonym for open. ftp(1): simplify buffer handling to improve performance. rmdir(1): add -v option. telnet(1): fixed various security issues. fsck_ffs(8): allow checking file systems with more than 2^32 blocks. httpd(8): serve .iso files as "application/octet-stream", fix some memory leaks, enhance documentation. makefs(8): honour the -m option to set the maximum disc size for cd9660. showmount(8): always print a space after the exported directory. syslogd(8): fixed various reliability issues.
Starbuntu has now successfully completed an adventurous upgrade from 24.04.4.30 (Noble Numbat) to 26.04.1.1 (Resolute Raccoon). It now offers the Linux kernel 7.2.6 as well as the Google Chrome browser version 153.0.8010.36-1. Also, a lot of adjustments were required due to many Ubuntu changes in the distro upgrade.
The latest patch-level release of Univention Corporate Server bundles all new features and improvements from the past months onto new installation media including a new authorization backend for Nubus Guardian, more control over password hash security, deeper Keycloak observability, and simplified Microsoft 365 classroom management for schools - alongside continued groundwork for the upcoming UCS 5.3. New with UCS 5.2-7 comes a major performance improvement for WLAN authentication at scale.
The underlying GNU/Linux operating system has been upgraded, this release is based on the Debian 'Sid' repository as of 2026-09-13. The Linux kernel has been updated to 7.1.13; Partclone has been updated to version 0.3.50, which includes a fix for a Btrfs issue; Clonezilla lite server now supports both PXEBoot and HTTPBoot network boot clients, including Secure Boot support for HTTPBoot mechanism; Implemented LUKS2 repository support; replaced deprecated net-tools commands with iproute2 alternatives and dropped dhclient-related code in favor of dhcpcd; configured dhcpcd to use clientid for stable IP reservations; GRUB display enhancements - configured preferred resolutions and fallback resolution to prevent microscopic boot menus and text distortion on 4K/HiDPI screens; ocs-live-boot-menu - conditionally run efitextmode under secure boot lockdown to prevent 'prohibited by secure boot policy' error messages...
On the MX side, we have pushed most of our updates as we’ve gone along, but there are some specific updates of note this time around. MX-Welcome, MX-Tools and custom-toolbox (used by Fluxbox) received user interface facelifts. Verify-iso-sig, a new tool for verifying digital signatures for not only MX ISOs, but also isos from many popular distribution families. MX-Theme-Colors, a fun tool for creating custom-highlight themes from existing MX themes (GTK). Introduction of siduction 7.X kernels in mx-packageinstaller->popular apps->kernels Many updates to the third-party vpn installers in mx-packageinstaller->popular apps mx/gazelle-installer will set up lazytime in fstab by default (new installations). Updated manual and FAQ entries Translation updates for most mx-tools. All bugfix, maintenance, and feature releases since our last official release. Existing users do not need to reinstall. All updates come through the regular update channel.