Grub issue has finally been addressed. MHWD (Manjaro's Hardware Detection) Added, for better Driver Install. XeroLinux Tool reworked from ground up in rust, now called Xero Welcome. Calamares no longer uses NetInstall for faster & more stable insall process. Major under-the-hood performance optimizations made to the KDE Desktop. Offering more Flatapks via our new tool, for less Depency Hell and more stability. Arch Kernel updated to version 5.19.9. KDE Plasma updated to 5.25.5 Latest as of release). KDE Frameworks updated to 5.98 including all packages. KDE Gear tools have been updated to latest (as of this upload). Added support for more Printers as well as and Input devices out the box.
MX-21.2.1 is a special update of our MX-21.2 release. After so many users had issues with debian’s grub-pc update, we decided to update our official media so that fresh installs would not be confronted with the grub update right out of the box. If you already have MX-21 installed, there is no reason to get this iso, as all updates come through the regular channels.
The next Core Update is released: IPFire 2.27 - Core Update 170. It features new IP blocklists for the firewall engine, significant improvements to Pakfire, modernizes the default cryptographic algorithm selection for IPsec connections, as well as a new kernel, and a plethora of bug fixes and security improvements under the hood.
September release fixes a bunch of issue, updated packages etc. Updated the ISO with latest packages. Fixed Rofi menu and applets issue. Fixed Minor bugs, etc
The Peropesis Linux project is moving forward in small steps, new edition 1.7 released. In the new edition part of the existing software was updated and new software was added. Thanks to the newly added software, the Peropesis operating system now has the ability to download files from the Internet using the wget tool. It also became possible to store multiple files in archive, and extract archived and compressed files using tools such as tar, gzip, xz and bizp2.
After our Artemis Neo 22.8 release that only addressed the Grub issue for the offline installer, we are proud to present, Artemis Nova, a release that next to the regular upstream refreshes also ships with some additional changes under the hood. The improvements and system refresh described in this announcement are for the benefit of the ISO live environment and the installation process, so existing EndeavourOS users don’t have to reinstall since we are a rolling distro. We do have some additional info for running installations in this announcement, so make sure you keep yourselves updated on this.
The Koozali SME Server development team is pleased to announce the release of SME Server 10.1. This release is based on CentOS 7. CentOS 7 has an end of life on 30 June 2024. Koozali SME Server users are encouraged to upgrade production servers to this release. Major changes in this release: httpd access control using httpd 2.4 syntax; improve handling of logs between journalctl and rsyslog; improve logrotate scripts; better handling of pseudonyms; improve yum update without reboot; upgrade bglibs and cvm-unix to latest version; Contribs data are now part of core backup, improved handling of SSL certificates; increased level of security in term of encryption for all services; FTP is only available over TLS by default to avoid clear text exchanges on the network; PHP module is not used anymore by Apache server, we now use php-fpm 7.4 by default....
Venom Linux 4.0 comes with latest toolchain.
With this new release, the main changes are : Add the package "zip" Replace "hping3" by "nmap" Add fast-wifi-docker : add wlan interfaces to VM Dockers VM DDebian : add the wifi tools : create-ap, hostapd, aircrack-ng
The Debian project is pleased to announce the fifth update of its stable distribution Debian 11 (codename "bullseye"). This point release mainly adds corrections for security issues, along with a few adjustments for serious problems. Security advisories have already been published separately and are referenced where available.