Linux Distros That Matter

10 Mar

“Break Free from Microsoft’s Closed-Source Constraints and Embrace the Open-Source World with MX Linux 23.2 – BetaNews”

Button Exciting Update Alert: MX Linux 23.2 Now Available With Enhanced Features and Performance Boost! Dear avid MX Linux users, get ready for some exciting news! The newest version of MX Linux, the MX-23.2, is now officially released and packed with a ton of enhancements and updates. This marks the second major update for the MX-23 series, bringing a multitude of improvements including bug fixes, kernel updates, and application upgrades. And the best part? Existing MX-23 users can easily update through regular channels, no need to reinstall. Revamped Debian Base for Enhanced Stability and Reliability The latest MX-23.2 brings a…

10 Mar

MX Linux 23 – The Latest Release Based on Debian 12 with a Fresh New Logo – From It’s FOSS News MX Linux 23 – The Latest Release Based on Debian 12 with a Fresh New Logo – From It’s FOSS News

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💻 MX Linux 23: A Groundbreaking New Release with Amazing Enhancements MX Linux, the renowned Debian-based distro, is back with a bang! The latest release, MX Linux 23 - codenamed Libretto - promises to elevate the desktop experience even further. With its elegant and efficient desktop interface, MX Linux has always been a top pick for many users. And now, with a slew of new improvements, it is all set to take the Linux world by storm. 🆕 MX Linux 23: What's New? MX Linux 23, which is based on the latest Debian 12 'Bookworm', features the long-term supported Linux…

09 Mar

The Beautiful Nitrux Linux Distro Could Be a Contender – Linux.com

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What happens when you take Ubuntu 17.10, a new desktop interface (one that overlays on top of KDE), snap packages, and roll them all up into a pseudo rolling release? You get Nitrux. At first blush, this particular Linux distribution seems more of an experiment than anything else — to show how much the KDE desktop can be tweaked to resemble the likes of the Elementary OS or MacOS desktops. At its heart, however, it’s much more than that. First and foremost, Nitrux makes use of snap packages; so installing software is handled a bit differently than the norm. Even…

09 Mar

Mabox Linux is a throwback to old-school Linux with a new-school look and feel – ZDNet

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Mabox Linux gives you plenty of information right on the desktop. Image: Jack WallenAlso on the OpenBox Window Manager desktop, you'll find a single top panel that gives you quick access to all your installed apps, the Mabox Colorizer (more on this in a bit), and a system tray with plenty of controls.Also: How to password-protect a document with LibreOfficeClick on the OpenBox Menu and you'll see all of the installed applications. Missing from that menu is an Office or Productivity entry. Poke around and you'll see there is no office suite or email client installed. Fortunately, those apps are easily…

<strong>Discover the latest updates in the world of Mabox Linux 23.12, a Manjaro-based operating system with a new long-term support (LTS) kernel. Be the first to experience the latest features and enhancements in this cutting-edge release from BetaNews.</strong>

09 Mar

Discover the latest updates in the world of Mabox Linux 23.12, a Manjaro-based operating system with a new long-term support (LTS) kernel. Be the first to experience the latest features and enhancements in this cutting-edge release from BetaNews.

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The Ultimate Review of Mabox Linux 23.12: A Game-Changer in the Linux Community If you consider yourself an expert in the world of Linux, then you've undoubtedly heard of the highly-anticipated December refresh of Mabox Linux 23.12. But this update is far from ordinary - it boasts advanced features and technical enhancements that have put it at the forefront of the Linux community. Mabox Linux 23.12: A New Standard for Stability and Longevity One of the most exciting upgrades is the integration of the latest Long-Term Support (LTS) kernel 6.6, promising support until December 2026. This aligns perfectly with Mabox's…

09 Mar

Introducing the Brand New Tiny Core Linux 13: Minimal RAM and Disk Usage The much-anticipated latest version of Tiny Core Linux, version 13, has finally been released. And it does not disappoint. With just a mere 46MB of RAM and 50MB of disk space required, Tiny Core Linux 13 is the perfect choice for those looking for a lightweight and efficient operating system. But don’t let its small size fool you. Tiny Core Linux 13 packs a punch with its impressive features and capabilities. So why wait? Upgrade to Tiny Core Linux 13 today and experience the power of minimal resource usage without compromising on performance. Don’t let its size fool you. Tiny Core Linux 13 is a powerhouse in the world of lightweight operating systems.

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Tiny Core Linux: The Ultimate Lightweight Option for Your PC's Old Age Tiny Core Linux just received an upgrade to v13.0, keeping up with its now established yearly release schedule. This veteran ultra-light Linux distribution remains incredibly compact, with its download size being a mere 22MB. Despite its size, Tiny Core Linux boasts a fully graphical UI, a modern Linux kernel, and the ability to install and run modern applications (although it's best to keep it simple if your PC is ancient).(Image credit: Future) What's New in Tiny Core Linux 13.0? The most noteworthy changes in this updated version of…

09 Mar

Breathe New Life into Aging PCs with Tiny Core Linux 15.0: A Windows 11 Challenger – BetaNews

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Tiny Core Linux 15.0: The Lightweight Alternative to Windows 11 If you're tired of sluggish performance and bloated operating systems, then it's time to consider Tiny Core Linux 15.0. This latest version of the minimalist OS offers a lightweight and efficient alternative to Windows 11, breathing new life into older hardware. Changelog for Core v15.0: What's New? Get ready for some impressive updates in Tiny Core Linux 15.0. Here's a list of notable changes: Kernel Update: The Linux kernel has been upgraded to version 6.6.8, providing improved hardware compatibility and enhanced security. Library and Toolchain Enhancements: Key components such as…

09 Mar

4MLinux: More Than Just Another Lightweight Distro – Linux.com

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I don’t want to get up on yet another “Here’s another lightweight Linux distribution to revive your aging hardware” soapbox. So many distributions make that promise, and most of them do an outstanding job of fulfilling their mission statement. Also, many of those distributions are fairly similar: They offer a small footprint, work with 32-bit systems, and install a minimal amount of software dedicated to the task of helping you get your work done as best a lightweight operating system can do. But then there’s 4MLinux. This particular take on the lightweight Linux distribution is a different beast altogether. First…

09 Mar

use Slax Linux? A full-fledged pocket distribution of Linux – H2S Media

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If you want to use or get a flexible computer, want to play with new programs or simply want to tinker around with them, Linux is the best platform for you. As Linux is an open platform, you can find a lot of recipes to make your computer exactly the way you want. One of the advantages of Linux systems or more importantly most Linux distributions is that you can run the live version of distribution so that you can understand whether it will work for you. Once you start using the live version of some Linux distribution, become satisfied…

09 Mar

iKOOLCORE R2 (Core i3-N300) system review – Part2: Proxmox VE, Ubuntu 22.04, pfSense – CNX Software

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In the first part of iKOOLCORE R2 mini PC & router review, I had a look at the hardware with an unboxing and a teardown of the Intel Core i3-N300 Alder Lake-N computer and also noticed the device booted to a UEFI shell. So for the second part of the review, I will report my experience installing Proxmox VE on the iKOOLCORE R2 and setting up and using Ubuntu 22.04, pfSense 2.7.2, and OpenWrt 23.05 virtual machines, making sure I can still use a physical display, keyboard, and mouse with Ubuntu while pfSense firewall is running. As a side note,…