Fedora Devs Plans to Replace DNF with DNF5 in Fedora Linux 39
There is a proposal for Fedora 39 to use DNF5 for software package management to improve performance and user experience.
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The New Raspberry Pi OS Brings Linux Kernel 5.15 and Bug Fixes
The Raspberry Pi project has officially released the new version of its Linux OS based on Debian 11, Raspberry Pi OS.
Salix 15.0 Is Here, A Ready-Made Slackware-based Desktop
Salix Linux 15.0 is a desktop-oriented operating system based on Slackware 15, including Xfce 4.16 and built-in Flatpak support.
Devuan Forgot to Renew the Key That Signs System Updates
Due to an invalid key, Devuan users have been unable to update their systems today. Fortunately, the problem has now been fixed.
Ubuntu Unity Is Likely to Become the Next Official Ubuntu Flavor
Ubuntu Unity, the unofficial fork with a dash of nostalgia from the Unity days, has applied to become the official Ubuntu flavor.
Deepin 20.7 Released with Hardware Enablement Kernel 5.18
Deepin 20.7 arrives precisely two months after the previous version's release, bringing a new set of desktop features and improvements.
Nitrux Linux 2.4.0 Released, XanMod Kernel Is Now the Default
Nitrux OS has released a new 2.4.0 version, bringing us the latest software updates, bug fixes, and performance improvements.
MX Linux 21.2 Is Here as a Bugfix Release, Based on Debian 11.4
MX Linux 21.2, the second refresh of the MX Linux 21 "Wildflower" release, consists of bug fixes and application updates.
Tails 5.4 Privacy-Focused OS Released for Linux Paranoids
Tails, a Linux distribution focused on security and anonymity, has reached version 5.4, hardening several aspects of the Linux kernel.
Deepin 23 Preview Released, Introducing New Package Format
Deepin 23 Preview was released, introducing its new format for distributing software packages in Linux, Linglong.