Linux Kernel 6.10-rc6 released

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Linus Torvalds has announced the release of the sixth release candidate for Linux kernel 6.10. Release candidate 6 is a small, random patch release with mostly driver fixes, arch fixlets, filesystem fixes, and selftests. There's no significant pattern, except for a series of tty/serial reverts.

Linux Kernel 6.10-rc5 released

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The fifth release candidate for Linux kernel 6.10 has been released, capping up a reasonably peaceful release cycle. Driver changes account for approximately one-third of the differences, with a few greater modifications. The rest is a random assortment of fixes, such as bcachefs, networking selftests, documentation, VM fixes, core networking, and architecture. There are no noteworthy problems with 6.10.

Linux Kernel 6.10-rc4 released

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Linus Torvalds has announced the fourth release candidate for Linux kernel 6.10. The new release comes with driver fixes, a parisc fix, firewire tracepoint updates, bcachefs and cachefiles fixes, and small random changes. The majority of changes are driver-related, with some exceptions.

Deepin 23 RC2 released

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The second release candidate of Deepin V23 is now available for downloading and testing. The release offers new features and optimizations, such as the "Backup Update" toggle button, updated system fonts, and improved video decoding compatibility. The package also contains a new nvidia-graphics-drivers package and a new installer trial mode. The display style of the encrypted network lock icon has been changed to match the interface when the machine is not locked.

Basic package upgrades include corrections for known security flaws, increased performance and multithreading capabilities, and improved internationalization support. Compiler improvements have been performed, and Python interaction with Version 3.12 has been enhanced for faster execution and memory economy. Package management capabilities and performance have been improved, as well as the efficiency and reliability of the package management tool.

Linux Kernel 6.10-rc3 released

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Linus Torvalds has announced the availability of the third release candidate for Linux kernel 6.10, which includes several driver and architectural changes as well as several core kernel updates.

Kali Linux 2024.2 released

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The latest version of Kali Linux is now available. Based on Debian testing, the security-focused rolling distribution Kali Linux incorporates all Debian changes into Kali as soon as they land in Debian testing.

In order to avoid problems in the year 2038, Kali Linux has included the t64 transition, a 64-bit time_t type. All architectures, including those with a 64-bit time_t type, were affected by this massive ABI switch, which necessitated rebuilding and renaming a huge number of packages with a t64 suffix. Kali 2024.2 now incorporates the GNOME 46 desktop environment, which provides a more refined experience and a number of additional utilities.

Linux Kernel 6.10-rc2 released

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Linus Torvalds has announced the release of the second release candidate for Linux Kernel 6.10. On the driver side, it includes sound, networking, nvme, GPU, and "misc". The majority of filesystem fixes are bcachefs, with minor exceptions for arch updates, core networking, seltftests, and header file fixes.

EuroLinux 9.4 released

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EuroLinux 9.4, based on RHEL 9.4, has been updated with new versions of MariaDB 10.11, nginx 1.24, PHP 8.2, PostgreSQL 16, Python 3.12, and GCC compiler 13. The operating system is accessible in an Open Core configuration, with premium subscriptions providing technical assistance, errata files, intermediate packages, and product development impact.

EuroLinux 8.10 released

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EuroLinux 8.10, based on RHEL 8.10, is available for the x86_64 and aarch64 platforms. It includes updated modules like MariaDB, Nginx, PHP, PostgreSQL, and Python. Crucial system components and development tools have been updated to newer versions. EuroLinux is accessible both as a paid membership and for free in the Open Core model, providing maximum value to users and the community.

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