The GParted team is happy to announce a new stable release of GParted Live. This release includes GParted 1.5.0, updated packages and other improvements. Items of note include: includes GParted 1.5.0; fix path used to resize Btrfs, needs to be a directory; fix crash when copying NTFS to starting beyond 2TB; enable repair when checking exFAT file systems; based on the Debian 'Sid' repository as of 2023-02-22; Linux kernel image updated to 6.1.12. This release of GParted Live has been successfully tested on VirtualBox, VMware, BIOS, UEFI and physical computers with AMD/ATI, NVIDIA and Intel graphics.
Milestones: 1- I tried my best to get Encrypted persistence to work but Ubuntu has removed it from casper were Debian based distros can have it because its based on and running live-boot but Ubuntu uses casper let us hope they put it back. 2- I tried to move to Ubuntu 20.04 but Python deprecation was a hassle for me to continue so I continued with 18.04.6 for now bare in mind that 18.04 support is still valid for Ubuntu and it should reach end of life by April 2023. 3- Riseup VPN uses Ipv6 this makes DNScrypt TOR DNS, and torrify non functional I will try to find a solution in future releases.
TrueNAS SCALE 22.12.1 is the first maintenance update to 22.12.0, with over 300 improvements and bug fixes. Users still on the previous version (Angelfish) also have a simple update when using the same features and following the release notes. After a couple of weeks of community testing, we expect to recommend users to update their Angelfish and Bluefin systems to this latest release. TrueNAS SCALE Bluefin inherits all the functional capabilities of Angelfish and adds many new features. This first update (22.12.1) includes many significant improvements and bug fixes that are listed in the release notes. Highlights include: Performance improvements to further optimize various storage protocol workloads. SMB Share Proxy provides a redirect mechanism for making many TrueNAS SMB shares available in a common namespace presented by one TrueNAS system. This reduces the configuration needed for each SMB client. Sudo fields are added to replication tasks to provide the correct privileges on remote targets. Kubernetes pass-through is provided with an Enterprise license and enables external orchestrators to control the Kubernetes API functionality within a node. SSH key upload simplifies administration on TrueNAS via multiple users. Rootless login bug fixes & improvements simplify administration by non-root users. Validate host path in the SCALE UI is improved for the specific safety belt that warns of possible conflicts between apps and sharing. ZFS hotplug fixes and other improvements are provided through an update to OpenZFS 2.1.9.
It is with great pleasure that we announce Linuxfx version 11.2.22.04.7 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 the WxDesktop tools. Wine 8, Plasma 5.26.3, WxDesktop 13.0, 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!
The ALT Server distribution kit was released on the platform 10 (p10 Aronia branch). The assembly of ALT Server 10.1 distribution kit is prepared for the x86_64, AArch64 and Elbrus architecture.
glamor now disabled on all platforms other than Raspberry Pi 4 with legacy video driver msdri3 video driver support added KiCad added to Recommended Software Support for new touchscreen driver added to Screen Resolution tool; minor UI tweaks GTK message dialogs shown with right-justified buttons Bug fix - updater plugin now does not clear icon when an update has failed Bug fix - keyboard highlight now shown on GTK switch control Some Korean and Brazilian translations added Fix rpi-imager hidden ssid configuration Install kms++-utils Raspberry Pi firmware 78852e166b4cf3ebb31d051e996d54792f0994b0 Linux kernel 5.15.84
Hacking roles - added new roles for your hacking activity, Black Hat Omniscient and OSINT Specialist; integrated Hack The Box VIP contents for playing retired machines; HTB Tools now manage the API key, shell prompt and target host according to user preferences; implemented Tool Recipe viewer for having at hands all the productivity commands; implemented OpenAI ChatGPT Desktop client, mainly intended for users that need to understand how the security tool works; implemented browser choice between Firefox and Brave; implemented browser quick access graphical interface to hacking web resources (Hack The Box, TryHackMe, PWNX, Offensive Security) an online tools (evShell generator, GTFOBins, CyberChef, CrackStation) by NightTab; added more security bookmarks; implemented Penetration Testing Kit in browser; implemented PyWhat; implemented a note-taking app choice (CherryTree, Notion App Enhanced, Obsidian) and a utility app choice at installation time....
bluestar-linux-6.1.12-2023.02.17-x86_64 has been released and is available for download. This release is very stable as a result of what has apparently been some bug fixing. Also, as you might expect, kde/plasma is continuing its update and becoming more stable. What I did notice immediately with this new kernel is that power and memory management improved significantly. My fan isn't running all the time anymore either - maybe some fixing of the AMD graphics driver. In any case, enjoy. This is a pretty solid release.
Version 4.99 is a Release Candidate for 5.0. In a nutshell, packages are compiled in the Kirkstone release of OpenEmbedded, and EasyOS now has international translations builtin, langpack PETs no longer used, nor are there separate per-language builds.
Changes and updates Update Tor Browser to 12.0.3. Ask for confirmation when starting without unlocking the Persistent Storage. Do you really want to start Tails without unlocking your Persistent Storage? Update our documentation on the Persistent Storage. Fixed problems Avoid crashing when the download of an upgrade is stopped and resumed. (#18435) Solve a possible privilege escalation through a symlink attack. (#19424) Dennis Brinkrolf discovered that an adversary who could already run arbitrary code as the amnesia user in Tails 5.9, could have escalated their privileges to reading arbitrary files on the system. It might have been possible to use this as part of an exploit chain to gain root privileges.