Linux Distros That Matter

10 Mar

Red Hat resets CentOS Linux and users are angry – ZDNet

Red Hat, CentOS's Linux parent company, announced it was "shifting focus from CentOS Linux, the rebuild of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), to CentOS Stream, which tracks just ahead of a current RHEL release." In other words, CentOS will no longer be a stable point distribution but a rolling release Linux distribution. CentOS users are ticked off. Why? First, you need to understand what's going on. A rolling-release Linux is one that's constantly being updated. Examples of these include Arch, Manjaro, and openSUSE Tumbleweed. Here, CentOS Stream will be RHEL's upstream (development) branch. This may sound like CentOS will be…

10 Mar

“Google reveals discovered vulnerabilities in CentOS Linux kernel due to delayed resolution – Neowin”

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. Google Project Zero: A Force to Be Reckoned with in the Cybersecurity World Google Project Zero, a renowned security team dedicated to finding vulnerabilities in Google's own products and software developed by other vendors, has yet again made headlines. This time, the team has uncovered several flaws in the CentOS kernel, bringing to light the importance of timely updates and the potential risks of not staying up-to-date. The Underlying Issue According to a technical document penned by Google Project Zero's security researcher Jann Horn, it was discovered that kernel fixes made to stable trees were not being backported to…

10 Mar

XeroLinux: Xfce and Arch Combo That Looks Beautiful – It’s FOSS

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Arch Linux is a popular option for Linux users who want more control over their operating system.While many experienced users customize the Arch Linux experience to provide some of the best user experiences (in terms of its UI), it could be challenging for new Linux users.If you are not aware of the specifics about Arch Linux, you might want to read out Ubuntu vs Arch Linux comparison article.However, some Arch-based distros aim to offer a more accessible experience without taking the control away.XeroLinux is one of the options that we recently came across.🚧XeroLinux will be archived later in 2024 and…

10 Mar

SpiralLinux: The New Distro Making Debian Easier for Beginners – It’s FOSS

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SpiralLinux is a new entrant in the world of desktop-focused Linux distributions. It is based on Debian Linux and created by the unnamed developer of GeckoLinux. Gecko what? GeckoLinux is a derivative of openSUSE and focuses on providing out-of-the-box usability to desktop users. The aim for SpiralLinux is also the same. Provide an out-of-the-box usable Debian experience to desktop users. Is Debian really that complex? While Debian is considered the most stable distro, the vanilla Debian often overwhelms new users with multiple download options. The focus on FOSS-only software by default policy also makes things difficult for beginners. It requires…

10 Mar

Slackware Linux 14.2 Officially Released with Linux Kernel 4.4, Without systemd – Softpedia News

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After many months of hard work, two Betas and two RCs, Patrick J. Volkerding is extremely proud to announce today, July 2, 2016, the release and immediate availability for download of the final Slackware 14.2 Linux operating system. Slackware Linux 14.2 arrives two and a half months after the mid-April debut of the second and last Release Candidate (RC) build, and it has now been declared stable and ready for deployment as your daily driver. Powered by the latest (at the moment of writing this article) long-term supported Linux 4.4.14 kernel, Slackware 14.2 ships with many up-to-date components and GNU/Linux…

10 Mar

The Latest Version of Slackware Linux 14.2 Is Now Available – Get Your Hands On It The latest update of Slackware Linux 14.2 has just been released, packed with new and improved features that will elevate your overall experience. Download it now from Fossbytes and see for yourself!

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Slackware 14.2: The Ultimate Linux Distribution for Advanced Users Slackware 14.2, the world’s oldest surviving Linux distribution, has recently launched its latest version with major enhancements and updates. With cutting edge technologies and updated components, this vintage operating system is here to take the Linux world by storm. Experience The Power of Slackware 14.2 Slackware 14.2 comes with a host of improvements and new features. Powered by Linux 4.4.14 LTS Kernel, this new release offers a solid and stable platform for advanced users. It also includes support for Linux kernel 4.6 testing, giving users a chance to try out the…

10 Mar

Bodhi Linux 7.0 Beta is Now Available for Testing – OMG! Ubuntu!

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A beta build of the upcoming Bodhi Linux 7.0 release is available to download. For those unfamiliar with it, Bodhi Linux is a lightweight Linux distro based on Ubuntu long-term support releases. It uses an Enlightenment-based desktop and Moksha window manager by default. The distro is notable for its resource efficiency and modularity, both enable it to run well on low-end hardware. Bodhi Linux 7.0 is based on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. This foundation means users get access to better hardware support, security and performance improvements, and a repo stocked to the rafters with newer versions of apps, tools, and software.…

10 Mar

Solus Linux Plans New Direction Built Off Serpent OS – Phoronix

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Show Your Support: This site is primarily supported by advertisements. Ads are what have allowed this site to be maintained on a daily basis for the past 19+ years. We do our best to ensure only clean, relevant ads are shown, when any nasty ads are detected, we work to remove them ASAP. If you would like to view the site without ads while still supporting our work, please consider our ad-free Phoronix Premium. Joshua Strobl and original Solus project founder Ikey Doherty are both becoming re-involved with the Solus Linux distribution and moving ahead will be built off the…

10 Mar

Solus Linux 4.4 Now Available: Featuring Linux 6.3 and the Latest Budgie Desktop Introducing Solus Linux 4.4, the highly anticipated release powered by Linux 6.3 and featuring the latest version of the popular Budgie desktop environment. If you’re looking for a top-of-the-line operating system that combines high performance, stability, and sleek design, look no further than Solus Linux 4.4. With its advanced Linux 6.3 kernel, Solus offers unparalleled speed and efficiency, making it the perfect choice for both casual users and professionals alike. But it’s not just about performance – Solus Linux 4.4 also boasts the latest version of the elegant and intuitive Budgie desktop environment. With its modern design and powerful features, the Budgie desktop provides a seamless user experience and allows for effortless customization. Don’t settle for less when it comes to your operating system. Upgrade to Solus Linux 4.4 and experience the best of both worlds – cutting-edge technology and user-friendly design.

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"Support Phoronix: One Individual Contribution at a Time! Get the Latest Updates with Solus 4.4: The Ultimate Linux Distro Choice. Join the Enthusiasts: Show Your Support for Phoronix's One-Stop News Source. Upgrade Your Linux Experience: Solus 4.4 Enhances Hardware Support and More. Say Goodbye to Ads: Get Ad-Free Content with Phoronix Premium. Breaking News: Solus 4.4 is Here, with Improved Package Updates and Kernel Changes. Discover Solus 4.4: The Latest Linux Distro with Powerful Features and Updated Desktop Environments. Exclusive Features: Solus 4.4 Introduces Budgie 10.7.2, with GNOME 43 Stack and More Fixes." "Experience the Power of Phoronix: One Individual,…

10 Mar

A Revolutionary New Windows 10 Installer for Q4OS Linux: A Game-Changer – Softpedia News

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The Q4OS team launches Windows installer for their Debian-based distro The Q4OS development team launches Windows installer for their Debian-based distro The Q4OS development team has some exciting news for us today - they have just released a Windows installer for their Debian-based GNU/Linux distribution. This allows users to easily create a dual-boot environment on their personal computers. For those who may not be familiar with Q4OS, it is an open-source and free Linux distro that is built around the Trinity Desktop Environment (TDE). This environment is designed to closely mimic the old-school KDE 3.5 desktop, making it a familiar…