Last Monday (16) the first update of Regata OS for 2023 was launched. It is the 22.1.0 update, which arrives bringing a new version of the KDE Plasma graphical environment, 5.26.5, which has a correction for the most varied problems encountered by users, and improvements "under the hood".
MX Linux 21.3 is the third refresh of our MX 21 release, consisting of bug fixes, kernels and application updates since our original release of MX Linux 21. If you are already running MX 21, there is no need to reinstall. Packages are all available thru the regular update channel. Highlights include: Debian 11.6 Bullseye base; new and updated applications; the Xfce releases now feature Xfce 4.18; Fluxbox gets a new mx-rofi-manager tool to save and manage rofi configuration; the KDE release is now a full AHS-enabled release, defaulting to the 6.0 AHS kernel; the Debian Stable kernel (5.10) is still available in mx-packageinstaller.
LibreELEC 10.0.4, bringing Kodi (Matrix) 19.5, has been released. Users of LibreELEC 10.x will receive an automatic update (if enabled). LibreELEC 9.2 installs are not automatically updated, and users will need to manually update. Changes since 10.0.3: update Kodi to 19.5; updated RPi firmware; AMD GPU fixes. Raspberry Pi 2 - 3 - the new video pipeline used in LibreELEC 10.x does not support enhanced HEVC software decoding, if HEVC media playback is important to you please remain on LibreELEC 9.2 releases or consider a Raspberry Pi 4 upgrade (RPi4 has native HEVC hardware decoding). Raspberry Pi 4 and Raspberry Pi 400 hardware supports: HDMI output up to 4kp60; H264 and H265 HW decoding; HDR output (HDR10 and HLG); HD audio; passthrough (Dolby TrueHD, DTS HD); hardware deinterlacing support (PVR/DVD); 10/12bit video output.
The assembly of ALT Education 10.1 distribution kit is prepared for the x86_64, AArch64, i586 architecture on platform 10 (p10 Aronia branch). The operating system is included in the Unified Register of Russian Programs and Databases. The distribution is intended for educational institutions.
bluestar-linux-6.1.5-2023.01.13-x86_64 has been released and is available for download
We are proud to announce the release of Amarok Linux with the Cinnamon Desktop in its latest version, 5.6.5, which is so awaited by new and old users of the system. This version has the same features as Amarok Linux 23 and comes with improvements to reduce the load of RAM memory usage at boot (system initialization). The Firefox Browser is in its most recent version when the ISO is compiled and also has the latest Mesa Drivers and Firmware.
From PBXware version 6.7, users will be able to utilize a completely new PBXware edition - SP (Service Provider) edition. PBXware SP was developed to make the management and access to data of multiple PBXware systems much easier by syncing all the key data (Extensions, DIDs, Tenants) from a remote system(s) to one central location. The main advantage of PBXware SP is the ease of use and simplification of administration tasks performed across a number of PBXware systems� A centralized SP interface enables Administrators to edit Systems, Tenants, Extensions, and DID settings on external systems quickly, without having to log in to each system individually.
Version 4.5.4 was released on January 4, and there has only been one bug-fix since then; however, I decided to release 4.5.5 as woofQ and EasyOS will be undergoing fundamental structural changes, for which it is better to start a new Series -- that will be the Kirkstone-series. Hence, 4.5.5 is intended to be the last release of the Dunfell-series. The "fundamental structural change" is mostly about international language support, and the previous couple of blog posts are about the start of that -- those changes are not in 4.5.5.
The Alpine Linux project is pleased to announce the immediate availability of version 3.17.1 of its Alpine Linux operating system. This release includes various security fixes.
To make sure you do not fall behind, we are announcing a new way to keep you up to date - ROME, the OpenMandriva rolling edition. ROME is the rolling release, designed for individual users; it will receive the most up-to-date packages, including recent security and bug-fix updates. A lot of interesting things have happened in the rolling branch since the traditional point release. Among others, KDE Frameworks 5.101, Plasma Desktop 5.26.4, KDE Applications 22.12.0 are in, and everything has been rebuilt with the Clang 15.06 compiler. Linux kernel 6.1.1 (Clang-compiled kernel as default, with the option to install GCC-compiled kernel easily from the om-welcome module).