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.
Snal 1.21 was released September 8, 2022.
This release includes the lock_logout widget in the top drop-down menu, and a fix to include the default user in the kalu group (so you won;t have to enter your password to perform an update).
Fixed broken wifi after v2.4 broke it (due to a change in Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy leading to a key package not being installed; Reintroduced ISO variant based on Ubuntu 20.04 (Focal), to assist users with AMD/Intel graphics; AMD/Intel graphics still expected to be broken on "Jammy" variant except when using Graphical Fallback Mode; Fixed image verification for German language (broken for all images in v2.4 German language mode, due to a typo in a translation string); Fixed similar fatal user-facing error messages caused by translation typos in the French, Danish and Catalan translations; Add the font to fix display of the cross mark character "x" in the image verification summary; Fixed "stuck at 0%" progress bar when the destination is read-only; Added protection to prevent other unexpected situations from leading to the same behavior; Many existing translations updated, but also added: Thai/ภาษาไทย (th-TH)
Based on Ubuntu 18.04.6 LTS with Kernel: 5.4.212. Tag: Security is the chief enemy of mortals.! (Tag line by William Shakespeare). Added new bookmarks on Kodachi browsers and System packages update + system upgrade
Powered by the long-term supported Linux 5.15 LTS kernel series, which has been updated to Linux kernel 5.15.61, the new Raspberry Pi OS update is here to further enhance the LXDE-based PIXEL desktop environment with a new main menu plugin for the panel that features text search capabilities. The panel gets a new network plugin that’s compatible with NetworkManager, which is now installed by default but disabled, a new separate audio input plugin that features microphone volume and input select, new keyboard shortcuts to open Wi-Fi and Bluetooth plugins, and updated notifications that are displayed with a short delay after startup and between each one. Also updated in this new Raspberry Pi OS release is the Piwiz first-run startup wizard to let you select NetworkManager as the default software for managing network connections, as well as to disable “root” as a user name when creating an account. Moreover, the raspi-config command-line configuration tool now also lets you switch between dhcpcd and NetworkManager. Other desktop enhancements include the ability to resize menus after being drawn. Among other changes, Picamera2 is now pre-installed as a libcamera-based replacement for Picamera that offers a Python interface to Raspberry Pi’s legacy camera stack, OpenJDK 17 is now installed by default on the full images, and the rc_gui CLI tool has been updated to only allow you to set valid hostnames.