IPFire 2.29 - Core Update 183 introduces significant changes, including a revamped interface with new colors and fonts, and a fresh kernel based on Linux 6.6. This major update also includes numerous package updates, bug fixes, and performance improvements across the system. Notably, OpenSSL has been updated to enforce minimum RSA key lengths, and security patches have been applied to address vulnerabilities in glibc. Additionally, GRUB has been updated to resolve reported hardware compatibility issues. Various packages have been updated, and new add-ons, like mympd, have been included. Moreover, the deprecation of the icinga package, based on the outdated 1.x branch, has been announced, with plans for removal in Core Update 185.
bluestar-linux-6.7.4-2024.02.10-x86_64 has been released and is available for download
This new release is based on FreeBSD 14.0-STABLE. Update Station got a significant change to upgrade to a major FreeBSD version, allowing upgrading GhostBSD from 13.2-STABLE to 14.0-STABLE. Also, a major change to the installer is the user created is an admin, and the root user gets the same password as the admin. If the admin password is changed after the installation, the root password will not change. Enhancement, improvements, and new features: Adding support for the future installer and simplified desktop configuration. Search also in PKG description (not only PKG name). New wallpapers for 24.01. Preparing GhostBSD to upgrade to 14.0. Adding search to description and Added -U to pkg query to search.
The latest Sparky semi-rolling iso images have been updated, addressing issues with the CLI Installer regarding installation on btrfs and xfs file systems, along with package updates and new features. Notable changes include upgraded packages from Debian and Sparky testing repos, Linux kernel 6.6.13, Grub 2.12, and Pipewire 1.0.3. The CLI installer now offers additional options for file system installation and root password configuration, while Sparkybackup now creates EFI compatible ISOs and includes memtest86+ in the live efi boot menu. Other improvements include adjustments to Sparky Locker, Yad window management, and Sparky Tray. Users are advised to keep their installations up to date, with no need for OS reinstallation.
The new release 22.04.3.15 of Starbuntu contains the new Linux kernel 6.5.0-17. Moreover, the user manual of ROX-Filer was translated into German and Spanish and added the translations to Starbuntu.
4MLinux 44.1 STABLE has been released, featuring updates to its server component, 4MServer 44.1. This minor release includes the Linux kernel 6.1.69 and significant updates to server software such as Apache 2.4.58, MariaDB 10.6.16, and PHP 8.2.15. Users can easily update their 4MLinux installations via the "zk update" command in the terminal, streamlining the process.
Debian 12.5, codenamed "bookworm," has been released, focusing on security fixes and adjustments for critical issues. This update does not signify a new version but rather updates existing packages, allowing users to upgrade seamlessly without discarding older media. Notably, the release addresses various security vulnerabilities, including preventing arbitrary file writes in apktool and fixing memory leaks in several packages like engrampa and mate-screensaver. Additionally, new installation images will soon be available at standard locations, and existing installations can be updated via Debian mirrors.
The latest release of NuTyX, version 24.02.0, introduces significant updates including security fixes and package upgrades. Notable updates include SysV and systemd, glibc, curl, Python, xorg-server, Mesa 3D, Gtk4, and Qt. Various desktop environments such as XFCE, MATE, GNOME, and KDE have been updated alongside browsers like Firefox and Epiphany. Core NuTyX now offers Long Term Support (LTS) kernels and a new BASE ISO for command line interface. The upgrade process is simplified with a single command. Gratitude is extended to the BLFS Team and Spiky for their contributions, and users for their feedback.
Debian 12.5, codenamed "bookworm," has been released, focusing on security fixes and adjustments for critical issues. This update does not signify a new version but rather updates existing packages, allowing users to upgrade seamlessly without discarding older media. Notably, the release addresses various security vulnerabilities, including preventing arbitrary file writes in apktool and fixing memory leaks in several packages like engrampa and mate-screensaver. Additionally, new installation images will soon be available at standard locations, and existing installations can be updated via Debian mirrors.
bluestar-linux-6.7.4-2024.02.10-x86_64 has been released and is available for download