Ubuntu 24.10, codenamed “Oracular Oriole,” has been released, bringing a variety of significant updates and features. This version is powered by the Linux 6.11 kernel, providing improved hardware support and performance. Canonical has shifted to a more aggressive kernel selection policy, ensuring that users have access to the latest features at the time of release.… Read More »Ubuntu 24.10 codenamed Oracular Oriole, released
Secure Linux Distro Tails, short for “The Amnesic Incognito Live System,” is a specialized Linux distribution designed with security and privacy in mind. It is built on Debian GNU/Linux and aims to ensure users’ anonymity by routing internet traffic through the Tor network. Tails is a live operating system, meaning it runs from a USB… Read More »Tails: The Secure Linux Distro
Linux Mint 22 “Wilma” is a new milestone for the popular Linux distribution, bringing several noteworthy improvements and features designed to enhance user experience and system performance. This article will delve into the major updates and changes that come with this release, covering everything from system enhancements to application updates. System Enhancements One of the… Read More »Linux Mint 22 Released
Introduction Venom Linux is a distinctive entry in the Linux distribution landscape, hailing from Malaysia. This independently-developed, rolling-release distribution is designed with experienced Linux users in mind. Inspired by the minimalist CRUX distribution, Venom Linux offers a streamlined and customizable experience, eschewing the complexity and bloat of many mainstream Linux distributions. Key Features Design Philosophy… Read More »Venom Linux: A Minimalist, Customizable Distribution for Experienced Users
Debian Linux stable releases prioritize stability and reliability, which is why they use older, well-tested Linux kernels instead of the latest ones. Here are the main reasons for this approach: Additional Information For users who require newer kernel features, Debian offers options through: By maintaining this balance between stability and access to newer features, Debian… Read More »Why Debian stable releases use older Linux kernels?
The wait is over! Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, affectionately dubbed “Noble Numbat,” has officially arrived, marking yet another milestone in the Linux community. Building upon the rich legacy of its predecessors, this release embodies Ubuntu’s unwavering commitment to excellence, seamlessly blending cutting-edge open-source technologies with user-friendly design. Pushing Boundaries in Performance and Security With its 10th… Read More »Introducing Ubuntu 24.04 LTS: Noble Numbat
Dynebolic, a GNU/Linux distribution renowned for its multimedia capabilities, is making a resounding comeback with its latest iteration, Dynebolic 4.0, based on Devuan 5 ‘Daedalus’. Initially crafted to cater to the requirements of media activists, artists, and creative individuals, Dynebolic offers a seamless multimedia production experience right from a bootable CD. Having been dormant for… Read More »Dynebolic 4.0 Revives Multimedia Production with Devuan 5 ‘Daedalus’
Slackel, the innovative Linux distribution, proudly announces the release of Slackel 7.7 MATE. This latest version comes packed with exciting features, including the Linux kernel 6.6.11, MATE 1.26.2, and the latest updates from Slackware’s ‘Current’ tree. Developed by Floydwiz Technologies Private Limited, this release offers a robust and user-friendly experience for both 32-bit and 64-bit… Read More »Slackel 7.7 MATE New Release