We are proud to announce the release of the Gnoppix 23.4 Release. The Version comes with lot of stability improvements (firmware) and includes the Gnoppix-installer. Thanks to Microsoft who sponsored the infrastructure to make it possible. We've also added Safe-browsing which blocks all kind of Adverts, even Youtube Video's are completely Ad-Free! We've delayed the Gnome 44 packages since stability and security is more our Focus this time. 1 Week time isnt enough for such a huge change. Please understand.
It is with great pleasure that we announce Linuxfx version 11.3.1 Plasma. This edition features the latest version of KDE Plasma and is built on top of the latest Ubuntu 22.04 LTS release and also features the latest version of PowerToys. Wine 8, Plasma 5.26 Win11 Theme, Cinnamon 5.2.7 Win10 Theme, PowerToys 13.1, Kernel 5.15 and advanced support for the Android system are some of the new features in this version. There are several new features and improvements, so we recommend downloading this version immediately! What's New in This Version: System Base up to 22.04 LTS (Ubuntu Jammy LTS) System Kernel up to 5.15.0-69 updates LTS New version of Onedrive tool Kde Plasma 5.26 (Win11 Theme) Cinnamon 5.2.7 (Win10 Theme) Wine (Windows .exe/.msi application support) up to 8 PowerToys tools is updated to 13.1 Fix PowerToys and Operating System bugs
There has been a complete recompile of the packages, with many version bumps, including Chromium. There have also been improvements to the AppImage Installer, and more apps added.
We are excited to announce the release of Proxmox Backup Server 2.4! The enterprise backup solution for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts seamlessly integrates into Proxmox Virtual Environment and allows you to safely back up your business-critical data. Some newly implemented features and updates: Based on Debian 11.6 "Bullseye", but using a newer Linux kernel 5.15 or 6.2; ZFS 2.1.9; Dark mode; Added LDAP authentication realm and user synchronization; WORM tapes; Download task logs in the GUI; Installation ISO: select UTC timezone; and much more...
Today marks the release of Finnix 125, the original utility live Linux distribution. Finnix 125 includes a number of fixes, new packages and new features: Linux kernel 6.1 (Debian [package] 6.1.0-6). New packages: 2048, aespipe, iperf3, ncdu, netcat-traditional, ninvaders, vitetris. Note that netcat-openbsd continues to be included and is the default nc. apt update will now download both 'testing' and 'unstable' indices, to allow for installing packages which may currently be hinted out of Testing. Apt pinning is configured so Testing will continue to be preferred to Unstable, however. Updated to memtest86+ 6.10, which now includes a UEFI version which is included in the 'Utilities' boot sub-menu when booting on a UEFI system. Note that this is not signed and will not work with Secure Boot. 7z will invoke the installed 7zr program, unless the user explicitly installs 'p7zip-full'.
The Alpine Linux project is pleased to announce the immediate availability of version 3.17.3 of its Alpine Linux operating system.
I'm pleased to announce that Porteus Kiosk 5.5.0 is now available for download. Major software upgrades in this release include: Linux kernel 6.1.20, Google Chrome 108.0.5359.124 and Mozilla Firefox 102.9.0 ESR. Packages from the userland are upgraded to the Portage snapshot tagged on 2023-03-18. Added a possibility to enable watchdog timer in our systems. Watchdog is supposed to automatically restart the PC when a failing condition occurs. This is useful for unattended deployments, e.g. digital signage. Added support for downloading components and system updates from the server mirrors. The nearest server is determined automatically by the system. The MD5 authentication protocol is now supported in 802.1x wired networks. Added support for storage devices formatted with an exFAT filesystem. Start the X.Org session on tty1/VT1 rather than traditionally on VT7 to avoid flipping between VTs.
Here are some of the highlights of this new version: based on Debian 11.6 (“Bullseye”), but using the newer Linux kernel 5.15 or 6.2 ZFS 2.1.9 and PostgreSQL 13.10 SpamAssassin 4.0.0: integration of the new major version of Apache SpamAssassin with detection of spam inside of attachments, using information from DMARC policy, etc. TLS encryption for inbound mail Improved SMTPUTF8 support The fully-integrated "Proxmox Dark" theme for the web interface and much more....
The OpenMandriva team released today OpenMandriva Lx 23.03 as a new refreshed install/live media of the “ROME” rolling-release edition of OpenMandriva Lx that features some of the latest and greatest technologies. This release bumps the kernel to the latest Linux 6.2, ships with the latest and greatest KDE Plasma 5.27 LTS desktop environment series, which is accompanied by the KDE Frameworks 5.104 and KDE Gear 22.12.3 software suites, and features out-of-the-box support for the Flatpak universal and sandboxed binary format.
Slackel 7.6 "Openbox" has been released. It is more than a year since the last Slackel release. It includes Linux kernel 6.1.20 and the latest updates from the Slackware 'Current' tree. The new version is available in 64-bit and 32-bit versions. The 64-bit ISO image supports booting on UEFI systems. ISO images are isohybrid. ISO images can be used as installation media. It is good to read the Slackel Startup Guide before install Slackel. It includes Flatpak so the user has access to dozens of apps to install. Mozilla-firefox-111.0, mozilla-thunderbird-102.9.0, exaile-4.1.1, smtube-21.10.0, smplayer-22.7.0, MPlayer-20221009, libreoffice-7.5.1.2, filezilla-3.58.0, pidgin-2.14.12, transmission-2.94, gimp-2.10.34, slackel-control-center-3.0, install-upgrade-kernel-gtk-3.0 GUI application to upgrade the kernel for internal disk installs, install-upgrade-kernel-ext-usb- gtk-3.0 gui application to upgrade the kernel for installations on external SSD disk or USB stick. Instonusb-2.0 for creating live USB stick (frugal install) useful for installing Slackel on laptops without DVD device and more and the latest updates from Slackware's 'Current' tree.