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This release improves the handling of nested lists as well as the engineering of exposing favorite files and web addresses in the panel. Furthermore, errors in the email client and in the initialization of work sessions have been fixed. ... Read more

Rocky Linux 8.10 is now generally available for x86_64 and aarch64 architectures. Key updates include Azure images being published under the new name "resf" and availability in the Azure Community Gallery. AWS images can now boot in IPv6-only subnets, resolving a significant bug. This release, the f... Read more

Nitrux has released version 3.5.0, codenamed “cx,” which includes significant updates, new additions, and security enhancements. Key updates involve Linux kernel 6.8.12-1, Firefox 126.0.1, KDE Plasma 5.27.11, and NVIDIA drivers 555.42.02. The release enhances boot time with a new OpenRC runlevel and... Read more

Threat Shield Panel: It keeps you safe by blocking attacks from known malicious IP addresses. These addresses are compiled into blocklists, each with a clear name that tells you its purpose and who maintains it. The confidence score is a value from 1 to 10 that indicates the quality of the list. Mod... Read more

Berry Linux 1.39 was released.... Read more

Our main highlights for 2024.1 are Pacstall's 5.0.0+ releases, so please be sure to check out the provided release notes and updated wiki down below. Joint members of the Rhino Linux and Pacstall teams have been working hard over the last several months on these releases, and we are very excited abo... Read more

AlmaLinux 8.10 brings updates to security and data protection, and improvements in web-console and system roles to automate operations and ensure consistency in intricate IT settings. The release continues to enhance system availability, reliability, and recovery processes, alongside improving virtu... Read more

The Armbian release v25.5.1 on May 25, 2025, includes numerous improvements, new features, and bug fixes. Key highlights include enhanced support for various boards such as Khadas, Rockchip, Radxa, and Orange Pi, adding functionalities like freezing git resources, and enabling USB and Ethernet on Ra... Read more

Four years after being end of life, GTK2 is finally removed from the KaOS repositories. The one major application left that still required GTK2 was Ardour, but with 8.4.0, an internal YTK is used, thus GTK2 is now gone. Updates to the base of the system included a move to Python 3.11, Glib2 2.80 sta... Read more

Four years after being end of life, GTK2 is finally removed from the KaOS repositories. The one major application left that still required GTK2 was Ardour, but with 8.4.0, an internal YTK is used, thus GTK2 is now gone. Updates to the base of the system included a move to Python 3.11, Glib2 2.80 sta... Read more