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).
Nobara packages rebased on top of Fedora 37. Notable package updates: Linux kernel updated to 6.0.16, all previous patches included, gamescope HDR patches added; glibc updated to 2.36 (still includes all previous fixes); GameScope updated to latest git; MangoHud updated to 0.6.8; GOverlay updated to 0.9.1; Blender updated to 3.4.1; ROCM OpenCL/HIP packages updated to 5.4.1; Steam Tinker Launch updated to 12.0 and re-added to Base OS; vkBasalt updated to 0.3.2.8; supergfxctl updated to 5.0.1 (removes broken/invalid 'dedicated' mode); asusctl updated to 4.5.8; AppArmor dnsmasq profile updated to allow WayDroid....
After a long work, Pisi GNU/Linux 2.3.1 KDE Pomegranate and Pisi GNU/Linux 2.3 Minimal is out with its updated iso.
risiTweaks: Added an option to switch between light/default and dark styling within the risiTweaks tool. This option was already available in the Settings app, but we've added it to risiTweaks as well to make it easier to access. This was added after me watching a user in a YouTube video where a user tried to change the gtk3 theme to enable dark mode instead of toggling on dark mode in GNOME Settings. We hope this small change can prevent some confusion. risiWelcome: We've added mediainfo as a dependency for Kdenlive in the video production script. This fixes a missing dependency Kdenlive complains about. rTheme: rTheme has been updated to version 0.3. This update includes a fix for a bug involving GNOME Shell support, as well as backend changes to prepare rTheme for use on other distributions. risiOS ISO: This is the first ISO built using a new build system we are creating to make it easier to create Fedora based distributions. More info the come within the next 2 months...
An update of the version of the 64-bit distribution kit Runtu LITE 22.04 x64 based on the Jammy Jellyfish 22.04.1 LTS release is presented. The assembly has a basic set of user software with the ability to install on a hard drive. The package base is updated on the date of 01/06/2023.
Robolinux has released its 1st 2023 update to its 3 new highly stable R12 rolling release versions. You will notice new login and grub boot splash screens. It should also be noted that all 3 Robolinux Desktop versions come with the LibreWolf browser which has the highest privacy! LibreWolf is a fork of Firefox so you can quickly import and use your existing Firefox data files! The Legacy Bios isos only work in VM's & Non UEFI PC's. If your machine supports legacy BIOS it is recommended as UEFI firmware adds up to an extra minute of boot up time. Easy (UEFI iso or Legacy iso) install instruction video: https://youtu.be/dSb1VH_0gsc ***Don't miss the 80% Off 12+ price -only $25 Expires January 11th, 2023*** R12.09 comes with hundreds of improvements, security and application updates The Robolinux R12 rolling release LTS versions were built and tested over the course of nine months starting out with the 20.04 code base and then 22.04 kernels, compilers and libraries. The current Robolinux R12 rolling release comes with the newest 5.15 Linux kernel, gcc9 C compilers, libraries and new applications while also providing highly stable LTS software packages simultaneously. This gives Robolinux users access to the Debian & Ubuntu Developers' monthly OS improvements such as faster boot up and shutdown speeds along with a continuous path to the most current hardware support and access to installing and using the newest software applications along with the ability to install the 20.04 LTS stable software as well. We call this the best of both worlds! If you find any issues please report them to Robolinux via our website contact webpage: https://robolinux.org/contact-us.html You will find a blue 12+ icon launcher on each R12 series Desktop offering Users an optional one click upgrade (For only $25) to Robolinux 12+ which provides monthly custom updates & upgrades, several useful custom applications such as the Robo UNTRACKER, FAAST Boot, Backdoor Security, Stealth VM, C Drive to VM, and several additional privacy one click app installers, All 12+ users can upgrade their current 12 series Cinnamon, Mate & Xfce Desktops to the new R12 rolling release versions in just one click, using the Robolinux Auto Upgrade option in Administration from the main menu. Each ultra fast and sleek highly optimized Robolinux R12 Legacy BIOS & UEFI Cinnamon, Mate & XFCE Desktop version has a small 1.4GB - 1.9GB iso file size, comes with attractive modern icons & only a minimal number of essential applications are included to reduce bloat: LibreWolf, Deluge torrent client, GIMP, Shotwell, Atril PDF Viewer, Brasero, vlc, Audacious, gparted, synaptic, System cleaner, htop, a calculator, a text editor & Screenshot. Please note: Only Legacy Bios versions work in Virtual machines & Computers or Laptops with no UEFI BIOS. All new computers have no Legacy BIOS boot options so you are forced to use UEFI Secure Boot in order to install any Operating System. Users who have machines manufactured before 2020 who know how to set their BIOS to boot off of a NON UEFI Secure Boot USB or DVD device can install all three Robolinux versions without being forced to use UEFI or Secure Boot! Users who have machines manufactured before 2013 MUST USE Legacy BIOS Boot isos. All Robolinux Legacy BIOS & UEFI R12 versions have been upgraded with the newest 5.15.0.50 Linux Kernel along with hundreds of security & application updates. Each rock solid version comes with Long Term Support through 2025!
Snal 1.25 was released January 4, 2023. It is available for download.
2023-01-04 version 23.01 (x86_64, x86_64-rt & i486) changes: - LMS update to Jan 4th 2023 version of 8.3 branch (git commit: 353c504) - Fixes Full Text Search for Chinese words - Kernel update to 5.15.86 and 5.15.86-rt55 - Perl upgrade to 5.36 version and some other package updates - Optimize ICU data files for supported locales only to save space - Bug fixes for: - Local UI (Jivelite) - Squeezelite libFLAC.so loading - WEP and WPA WiFi access (WPA2 or WPA3 recommended) - Screen Blanking
2023-01-04 version 23.01 (x86_64, x86_64-rt & i486) changes: - LMS update to Jan 4th 2023 version of 8.3 branch (git commit: 353c504) - Fixes Full Text Search for Chinese words - Kernel update to 5.15.86 and 5.15.86-rt55 - Perl upgrade to 5.36 version and some other package updates - Optimize ICU data files for supported locales only to save space - Bug fixes for: - Local UI (Jivelite) - Squeezelite libFLAC.so loading - WEP and WPA WiFi access (WPA2 or WPA3 recommended) - Screen Blanking