July release fixes a bunch of issue, updated packages etc.
A fully themed xfce desktop including 81 themes just a klick away.
Today T2 SDE Linux 22.6 was released. A major milestone update to ship full support for 24 CPU architectures, variants, and C libraries. Of course all the architectures, including: alpha, arc, arm, arm64, avr32, hppa, ia64, m68k, mipsel, mips64, nios2, ppc, ppc64-32, ppc64le, riscv, riscv64, s390x, sparc64, superh x86, x86-64 and x32 can be rolling release updated thru the scripted build system from source – optimized to the native system. The 22.6 release received updates across the board, with latest stable Linux kernel 5.17.15, GCC12, LLVM/Clang 14 and the latest of KDE, GNOME and much more. There were 5014 change-sets with 6334 lines of commit messages. Approximately 4947 packages got updates, 331 issues fixed, 4947 packages or features added and 148 removed. Around 49 improvements have been committed.
Rocky Linux 9 was lovingly built with our in-house developed and open-source Cloud Native build system called Peridot. Peridot was used to build Rocky Linux 9 for the - x86_64, aarch64, s390x, and ppc64le architectures. Amongst other things, this release represents our standing promise and commitment to the community to ensure the longevity of the Rocky Linux project by enabling users to build, enhance or reproduce Rocky Linux from scratch independently.
This distribution's latest release updates networking tools, places OpenVAS in a podman container, and retires the WUI sidebar navigation menu. "Access to the Open Vulnerability Assessment Scanner (OpenVAS) and Greenbone Vulnerability Management (Greenbone GVM) has been refactored to run as a podman container providing the full-featured vulnerability scanner. See the graphic below: NST WUI page for the OpenVAS / GVM scanner. Added a Round Trip Time (RTT) column to the NST WUI ARP Scan application. In addition, most options are now supported and better documentation has been provided. An article on NST WUI ARP Scan usage can be found here. Now supporting underscore scoped DNS Node Leaf Attribute Names in the NST WUI dig application (e.g., _spf.google.com). Added a NIC selection control to the embedded IPv4, IPv6 and Host Name widget. The legacy NST WUI sidebar navigation menu has been retired.
This new version includes: Bullseye base: a lot of work was done in the past months for the full integration and this is the first public release using it, which has already been pretty well beta tested behind the curtains, and a lot of improvements were made. Wallpapers are now specific per each released version. Performance boost in ext4 filesystem on new installations or upgrades. Power-management will not shut down your computer if fstrim is running. BIOS update suggested when a possible issue with the BIOS has been detected. Ruby is better integrated into your terminal now. Volume gadget now runs the mixer when you double click on it. Cinelerra-gg is now included on the 32-bit versions too! So, yes, you can now do video-editing in those retro machines.
Expirion Linux - is based on Debian 11 Stable and uses the Refracta Installer and comes in three desktop styles - Cinnamon and Xfce
Changes between Sparky 2022.04 and 2022.07 include all packages upgraded from Debian & Sparky testing repos as of July 5, 2022, Linux kernel 5.18.5 (5.18.9 & 5.15.52-LTS in sparky unstable repos), added new packages to iso images: nala, hypnotix, zstd, onboard, ‘sparky-upgrade’ cli tool uses nala’ instead of ‘apt’ now, if nala is installed, Python 3.10.4 as default; Python 3.9 has been removed and updates on various packages.
Oracle is pleased to announce Oracle Linux 9 general availability for Intel-64/AMD-64 (x86_64) and Arm (aarch64). This release includes the Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel Release 7 (UEK R7), also generally available today, along with the Red Hat Compatible Kernel (RHCK). Oracle Linux is an optimized and secure operating environment for application development and deployment. Oracle Linux 9 with UEK R7 provides kernel, performance and security enhancements including UEK R7, based on the mainline long-term support (LTS) 5.15 release, offers the latest hardware support and is aligned with the Linux kernel community for more timely delivery of critical fixes and security updates. This release includes core scheduling, a security feature to help avoid side-channels attacks; adds CTF (C-type format) debug info data as part of the core kernel installation....
AgarimOS with Xfce