23.1, nicknamed "Quintessential Quail", features Unbound DNS statistics with a blocklist rewrite in Python, improved WAN SLAAC operability, firewall alias BGP ASN type support, PHP 8.1, assorted FreeBSD networking updates, MVC/API pages for packet capture/virtual IPs/IPsec connection management, IPsec configuration file migration to swanctl.conf, new sslh plugin, ddclient custom backend support (including Azure), WireGuard kernel module plugin variant as the new default plus much more. Here are the full patch notes against 22.7.11: replaced log_error() use with log_msg() and adjusted logging levels accordingly; introduced a service boot log; the LibreSSL flavour has been discontinued; simplify gateway monitoring setup code....
AV Linux MX Edition contains some Customized Applications and Packaging that is not available within a Repository at this time.
NuTyX 23.01.1 available with cards 2.6.3 This new release is the landmark of the 15 year anniversary of NuTyX. Spiky and me are happy to announce the new version of NuTyX 23.01.1 and cards 2.6.3 . New toolchain gcc 12.2.0, glibc 2.36 and binutils 2.40 . SysV in 3.06 and systemd in 252.4 . The xorg-server graphics server version 21.1.6, the Mesa 3D library in 22.3.3, Gtk4 4.8.3 and Qt 6.4.2 . The python interpreter is updated to version 3.11.1. The XFCE desktop environment is updated to version 4.18.1. The MATE desktop environment is a 1.26.0 version . The GNOME desktop environment is also updated to version 43.2 The KDE desktop environment is available in Plasma 5.26.5, Framework 5.102.0 and applications in 23.01.1. Available browsers are: Firefox 109.0.1, Chromium 109.0.5414.74, Epiphany 43.0, etc Many desktop applications have been updated as well like Telegram-desktop 4.5.3, Thunderbird 102.6.1, Scribus 1.5.8, Libreoffice 7.4.4.2, Gimp 2.10.32, etc. Core NuTyX ships with Long Term Support (LTS) kernels: 4.14.304, 4.19.271, 5.4.230, 5.10.165, 5.15.90 and the latest stable version 6.1.8 .
Fix Pause and long tracks playback in TIDAL and QOBUZ Faster retrieval of long playlists Bigger artwork on small displays Fix for discovery crashing Various fixes for Highresaudio.com 193 streaming
With this new release, the main changes are : Xterm : Add CTRL++/CTRL+- to increase/decrease the size of the font (doesn't work with +/- from keypad) fast-mount-usb : add the parameter "-q" to show only the mounted point and the label fast-save-project : use the parameter "-q" with fast-mount-usb Add create_ap Add fast-rescan-interfaces : detect the new network interfaces to update "/etc/network/interfaces", shell history and X X : menu : add the option to change the screen resolution in "Config" X : menu : add the option to change the brightness of the screen in "Config" X : menu : add the option "create_ap" in "Network/Tools" and "Simulator/Virtual Wifi" X : menu : the option "mii-tool" becomes dynamic X : menu : the option "vwifi-ctrl show" becomes dynamic
Today the PC/OS Open Source development team is pleased to announce Freespire 9.0, our newest release based on Canonical’s Xubuntu 22.04 LTS. With stability and functionality in mind, our team has been working to make this optimal for both open source enthusiasts and desktop users. Some of the changes included : XFCE 4.18 5.15 Linux kernel Firefox Web Browser Thunderbird 102.42 OnlyOffice Desktop Editors GIMP 2.10.32 Transmission 3.00 Balena Etcher We also include all security updates up to January 17 2023 Freespire 9.0 does not include any proprietary codecs or software code that is not open source - though if needed, these are available in the Ubuntu repositories; it does, however, include all relevant security updates.
Our first update of the year brings Kodi v19.5, which is the final version of Kodi 19.x (Matrix). We are now working on preparing Kodi v20 (Nexus) for OSMC users. This update brings the last stable version of Kodi v19 with a few improvements to improve the upgrade process.
We are sorry that Tails 5.8 affected many of you so badly. Thanks to your patience and feedback, we were able to solve most of these new issues. Changes and updates Update Tor Browser to 102.7. Update the Tor client to 0.4.7.13. Simplify the error screen of the Tor Connection assistant when connecting automatically. Improve the wording of the backup utility for the Persistent Storage. Remove the confirmation dialog when starting the Unsafe Browser.
ArchLabs Release 2023.01.20 is now available. This is our first release of 2023 and it comes a couple of weeks after our 6th birthday. There isn't a lot new with this release; we have added dwm back to the installer and you will see that booting the ISO image no longer will take you to a live session. The live session was always just an experiment and to try something new, really. Our live session still exists, so for those of you who want to check out dk in all its glory, just type startx and hit enter. We have given the live session a nice tweak and some improvements. Also, an epic new default wallpaper from our own Will. We have tweaked the themes, updated the ArchLabs iconset, Tint2 has had some tweaks. Nate has been chipping away at dk making it better and better with each update. We now offer downloads from Cloudflare R2, please be aware that the download will start instantly. As usual, if you encounter any bugs or issues, please seek help at ArchLabs Forum.
There is a new, an extra release of Sparky 2023.01 of the (semi-)rolling line out there. A next, regular rolling released is planned in March, as every 3 mounts I do, but I decided to publish 2023.01 MinimalGUI to let you test a new feature just implemented to Sparky rolling only so far. The Sparky tool that creates Live USB disk (sparky-live-usb-creator) has gotten a new feature which lets you make a live USB disk with persistence. It means, you can boot Sparky Live system from a USB disk and save your work, new installed applications, etc. to the same USB disk. The ‘sparky-live-usb-creator’ 0.2.1 is available to Sparky rolling (7) users so far, and it works with Sparky 2023.01 MinimalGUI iso image only so far.