Latest releases

Since IPFire is very commonly deployed in data centres where denial-of-service attacks happen on a regular basis, we now have added better protection against those kinds of attacks. Formerly, the system protected itself rather well against (D)DoS attacks, but this was only limited if TCP connections... Read more

bslx-6.10.3-1-2024.08.07-x86_64 has been released and is available for download.... Read more

Release 24.08, based on the Debian testing repository as of August 1, 2024, features the Linux kernel 6.9.10-1. It introduces new packages such as firmware-realtek and firmware-mediatek, and includes the Openbox window manager. Key applications added are GParted, PCManFM, Xfce Terminal, and Netsurf.... Read more

The latest Whonix release, available for free on Windows, macOS, and Linux, emphasizes enhanced privacy and anonymity online. Users can upgrade through the Whonix repository, and donations are encouraged to support ongoing development. Notable updates include integrating Kicksecure, default connecti... Read more

The new release 22.04.4.11 of Starbuntu includes the brand new Linux kernel 6.8.0-39. Additionally, any change in screen resolution is now complemented by a subsequent adjustment of the desktop.... Read more

We are excited to introduce T2 24.8, featuring significant updates and enhancements for the 14 most popular CPU and libc/compiler configurations, including ARM(64), HPPA64, IA64, MIPS64, PowerPC(64), RISCV64, SPARC64, i686, and x86-64. This release now includes cross-compiled OpenJDK Java™ by defaul... Read more

bslx-6.10.0-1-2024.07.24-x86_64 has been released and is available for download.... Read more

This new version is packed with many new features. Added BTRFS support all over Super Grub2 Disk. Operating System specific options: EFI, FreeBSD, FreeDOS, Linux, Mac OS X, MS-DOS, Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows Vista (and newer). New Operating Systems: GNU/Hurd, ReactOS and Linux from /boot partit... Read more

Did you encounter a system issue and need to revert to a previous stable state? With Orchid, this is quite simple, if something goes wrong, you can select the previous state during boot. After logging in, Orchid will prompt you to perform a rollback, once confirmed, this rollback becomes permanent u... Read more

The accessibility functions added in this upgrade are: Orca screen reader combined with the Svox-Pico speech synthesis to help the blind persons. The Compiz window manager with its accessibility module (full-screen zoom, change of screen brightness, etc.) for the visually impaired. MouseTweaks and m... Read more