We hereby announce a new revision of Hyperbola live image for Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre. Much has changed now for the new release v0.4.4 as we have fixed and updated many packages within our repositories [core] and [extra] and optimized Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre, including an upgrade of the kernel for GNU/Linux-libre. Also we have reworked packages with questionable licensing and did our best to provide a fully free, libre system. We have removed support for libva, libvdpau and vulkan, more information about that here. This makes Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre acting on purpose for freedom, stability and security. So we are happy to hand over the system towards the community and invite everybody interested to enhance it.
bluestar-linux-6.6.9-2024.01.05-x86_64 has been released and is available for download
Under the hood, the v7.1 release brings core improvements, including an upgraded static code analysis that fortifies the system against potential vulnerabilities. Addressing user feedback, RELIANOID has diligently fixed Perl documentation syntax, enhancing readability and code consistency. This commitment to core excellence is a testament to Relianoid’s dedication to providing a robust and secure platform for developers and users alike. Version 7.1 introduces API 4.0.3, accompanied by an updated API documentation available here. The release signifies a move towards deprecation by removing the outdated API 3.1, encouraging users to leverage the latest capabilities.
The new release 22.04.3.11 of Starbuntu provides some bug fixing in the clipboard management. Moreover, with this release Starbuntu enters the 6.2 series of the limux kernel.
MakuluLinux LinDoz's latest release, built on a hybrid 2023 Ubuntu/A.I-driven base and designed on a heavily modified Cinnamon Framework, aims to facilitate the transition from Windows to Linux by offering a familiar "Windows-like" look while enhancing the Linux experience. The operating system boasts a visually stunning design with features like drop shadows, transparency, 3D effects, and more. The standout addition is Electra A.I, an integrated multi-modal A.I with various roles like Chat Mode, Advisor Mode, Command Mode (experimental), and Custom Mode. LinDoz introduces an Interactive World, allowing users to navigate and interact with an A.I-generated environment. Other features include a Virtual Cam, A.I Image Generator, 3rd Party A.I support, and pre-installed software like VLC, Edge, and Steam. The release emphasizes user-friendly interfaces, gaming capabilities, theming options, and an introduction manager for an overall enhanced and comfortable user experience. System requirements include a 64-bit CPU, 30GB+ disk space, and at least 2GB RAM. Lindoz targets both Windows-to-Linux migrants and A.I enthusiasts.
On January 2, 2024, the Emmabuntüs Collective released Emmabuntüs Debian Edition 5 (EmmaDE5) 1.01, an update based on Debian 12.4 Bookworm and featuring XFCE/LXQt environments. Primarily designed for reconditioning computers donated to humanitarian associations, this release emphasizes software updates, including the replacement of VeraCrypt with ZuluCrypt due to TrueCrypt volume creation issues. Notable features include a fixed live deposit issue, the reinstatement of FileZilla in the 32-bit version, and an updated installation tutorial in English. The distribution aims to introduce beginners to GNU/Linux, extend hardware lifespan, and reduce waste. The release incorporates updates to various software components, such as Firefox, Thunderbird, Warpinator, FreeTube, Ventoy, Deb-get, and Ancestris. Detailed information on developments can be found in release announcements for previous versions. The release is accessible from emmabuntus.org or download.emmabuntus.org.
Uri Herrera has announced the release of Nitrux 3.2.1, the first ISO snapshot for 2024 of this Debian-based, immutable GNU/Linux distribution centered around the KDE Plasma desktop environment. Featuring Linux kernel 6.6.9 LTS with Liquorix flavor, the release includes KDE Plasma 5.27.10 LTS, KDE Frameworks 5.114, and KDE Gear 23.08.4. Updates encompass an enhanced Calamares graphical installer, improvements to the NX Desktop environment, and new components like phodav, Plasma Gamemode, rng-tools, SPICE agent for Linux, pwgen, and a PAM module for password strength verification. Additional additions include the KDE Wacom tablet KCModule, new system fonts, a default wallpaper, the Polonium tiling window manager, Active Blur plugin, and Plasma Drawer launcher. Security measures involve enabling MAC address randomization and IPv6 Privacy Extensions by default. Nitrux 3.2.1 is available for download, primarily intended for new installations, with existing users urged to update using the Nitrux Upgrade tool.
The latest update to the Mainline ISOs, as of December 31, 2023, brings minor PepTools updates without any major changes. The adjustments include centering the Suggested window when it opens and incorporating Kumo updates into the ISO. These updated compilations also include system updates applied up to December 2023. Users can find these updates in the XFCE – BUILDS and GNOME FLASHBACK – BUILDS on the download page. If you are already using Peppermint, there is no need for a reinstall, but you can acquire the updated Kumo by following the provided steps. For any assistance or inquiries, users are encouraged to connect with the support team through the provided links.
ArcoLinux 24.01 introduces the Wayfire desktop, a Wayland-based environment compatible with Intel, AMD, and Nvidia architectures. The release provides installation options for various configurations, allowing users to choose between grub and systemd-boot. Advanced installation and customization choices for ArcoLinuxD are also detailed. Users are encouraged to embark on a holiday project by building personalized ISOs, empowered with the ability to add or remove packages and configurations. Kernel updates include the removal of Xanmod kernels and the introduction of ArcoLinuxS-Hardened. Additional features include expanded Calamares choices, a shift to Hyprland-git for better Nvidia support, alternative Waybar configs, new aliases, and the integration of the ArchLinux Tweak Tool on Mabox Linux. The release also showcases new icon themes, Surfn Numixs and Surfn Numixs Blue, and emphasizes the return of Pamac-aur while discontinuing arcolinux-pamac-all. Users are directed to the arcolinux.info menu and GitHub for more details and updates.
wattOS R13 has been released with Debian 12 Bookworm as the basis for the OS. Giving you a stable and reliable foundation. Based on Debian 12 Bookworm - Stable release. LXDE as a lightweight desktop. Kernel 6.1 for 64bit PC installation. Much better hardware support out of the box. Calamares as the installer for a simple streamined install from a live session. Inclusion of gdebi ease install of .deb packages. Additional configuration to enhance the out of the box experience. Minimal in nature so you can install and build as you like.