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IPFire 2.29 Core 190
2024-12-19

We are starting the path to remove RSA from the IPFire web UI and SSH. On new installations, RSA keys won't be generated any more. On existing installations, this update removes the RSA key from the web UI, but we keep the RSA key for SSH to not break any monitoring tools, etc. We still believe that RSA is strong enough to be used in today's world, but since there is sufficient browser and SSH client support for Elliptic Curve Cryptography which is considered to be much stronger, we want to raise the bar for any potential future attacks on RSA. IPFire is also now using post-quantum cryptography for SSH key exchanges: Streamlined NTRU Prime sntrup761 and X25519 with SHA-512 (sntrup761x25519-sha512) and Module-Lattice-based Key-Encapsulation Mechanism (MK-KEM, mlkem768x25519-sha256) have been enabled.

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Starbuntu 24.04.1.10
2024-12-18

The new release 24.04.1.10 of Starbuntu presents the new Linux kernel 6.8.0-50. In addition, Starbuntu now has got the manual pages in German. Moreover, the program for creating or removing app menu categories has been improved.

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PorteuX 1.8
2024-12-16

This release introduces the long-awaited Xfce 4.20, along with updates to almost all desktop environments. The kernel has been updated to 6.12.5, but there appear to be some upstream performance regressions for AMD users in specific cases, so if you experience some of these issues, you can use the kernel from PorteuX 1.7. Changes: fixed vm.max_map_count not being set during boot; fixed extensions not installing in Cinnamon if 05-devel was not activated; fixed KDE 6 night light feature not working; improved support for Steam Deck; improved PorteuX installer for Linux to only ask for admin rights instead of root user; improved all scripts in /opt/porteux-scripts to only ask for admin rights instead of root user....

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Kali Linux 2024.4
2024-12-16

The summary of the changelog since the 2024.3 release from September is: Python 3.12 - new default Python version (au revoir pip, hello pipx); the end of the i386 kernel and images - farewell x86 (images), but not goodbye (packages); deprecations in the SSH client - DSA keys, reminder about using ssh1 if required; Raspberry Pi imager customizations support - able to alter settings at write time; GNOME 47 - now able to synchronize your favorite colours; Kali forums refresh - new heart of the community home. Kali NetHunter - updates to the app, kernels, installer, store and website; new tools - 14 new shiny toys added (and countless updated). Python 3.12 is now the default Python interpreter. While it was released upstream a year ago, it took a bit of time to become the default in Debian, and then even more time to make it to Kali Linux, but finally it’s here. Every new version of Python brings along some deprecations or subtle changes of behavior, which in turn breaks some Python packages.

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Mauna Linux 24.4
2024-12-15

Mauna Linux 24.4 has been officially released, featuring several notable updates and improvements. This minor release introduces the Calamares installer for streamlined installation with BTRFS partition support and automated post-installation updates. Xfce AHE now includes Linux Kernel 6.10.11 by default, with future updates expected. The new Mauna Nvidia Installer simplifies the installation of Nvidia drivers, and firmware packages are updated to the latest versions. Fastfetch replaces Neofetch as the default system info tool, and the system is now based on Debian 12.8, which includes Linux Kernel 6.1 LTS and significant enhancements. Additionally, various apps like Firefox 132.0.2 and popular browsers have been updated. Mauna Linux 24.4 is available for download on the official website.

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Starbuntu 24.04.1.9
2024-12-13

The new release 24.04.1.9 of Starbuntu presents an improved GUI program for creating a new mime type (file type). In addition, Starbuntu now has got the manual pages in Italian. Moreover, the bug in the program Onboard of sudden death of the virtual keyboard when hovering over it has been removed.

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CentOS 10
2024-12-13

CentOS Stream defines Enterprise Linux. It is a Linux distribution built by Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) engineers, and is used as the major version branch that RHEL minor versions are created from. It has roughly a five year lifecycle and will be maintained until 2030. The exact date will be contingent on the end of the Full Support phase of RHEL 10. Special Interest Groups (SIGs) and other communities use it as a trusted base for their tailored solutions. RHEL customers can use it as a preview of what's coming soon to RHEL.... CentOS Stream 10 includes several exciting new features and enhancements. Some of the highlights include: Linux kernel 6.12; Python 3.12; Go 1.23; Rust 1.82; Valkey 7.2; GNOME 47.

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OpenMandriva 24.12“ROME”
2024-12-11

Main features, and changes since ROME 24.07: KDE Plasma 6 desktop by default (x11). Spins featuring latest desktop environments GNOME, LXQt Qt6, Plasma 5 and COSMIC 1.0 alpha. Plasma 6 Wayland ISO provided as well. Please note the Wayland ISO in VirtualBox may boot to a black screen and will not work; VirtualBox users may need to set VMSVGA controller to boot successfully; It works fine on most hardware and in QEMU with KVM. Available in OpenMandriva repository proton and proton-experimental, which make Proton available outside of Steam, without the need to install any non-free code. OM-Welcome Startup and Configuration tool, specifically designed for OpenMandriva KDE Plasma desktop environment, keeps improving with some more convenient modules for easy install of the users' most wished applications.

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Archman Linux 20241207
2024-12-11

Archman 2024-12 'Xfce' edition, the final stable release of the year, is ready. Archman Linux is an independent, globally-oriented Linux distribution derived from Arch Linux and developed in Turkey. Archman Linux offers a fast, visual, stable and easy-to-use installation and user experience. New features and updates: the latest Xfce desktop environment provides a faster and more stable experience; modernized theme and icon sets offer a more visually appealing user interface; the latest versions of popular software packages are included in this release; the system's security has been enhanced with the latest security patches. Performance improvements: the system startup time has been optimized for faster booting; memory and CPU usage have been improved, resulting in better overall system performance; battery life has been extended for laptops....

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Pardus 23.3
2024-12-09

Pardus 23.3 is a minor update with improvements to several applications, including the Pardus Software Center, XFCE Login Screen, and Pardus Power Manager. Key updates include new support for ETAP 23, the addition of java JDK-21 support, and integration of Flatpak for Pardus Pen. The system also includes over 200 updated packages, including Firefox 128.5, LibreOffice, and the Linux kernel 6.1.0-28. Additionally, updates have been made to several corporate and external applications, enhancing performance and security across the system.

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