The MX team has announced the release of MX-19 with code name patito feo. This stable release of MX Linux includes updated packages from Debian 10.1 snapshot and antiX and MX repositories.

The MX team has announced the release of MX-19 with code name patito feo. This stable release of MX Linux includes updated packages from Debian 10.1 snapshot and antiX and MX repositories.

Lubuntu 19.10 Eoan Ermine is a stable release of Lubuntu. It provides a recent version of the LXQt Desktop along with all the core features from the Ubuntu Eoan foundation.

Mr. ericbsd has released for GhostBSD. The GhostBSD 19.10 release brings some improvements on live-boot and fixes some issues related to UEFI boot.

The Voyager Linux project has announced the release of Voyager GE 19.10. It is a stable release of Ubuntu-based GNU/Linux distribution featuring a customized GNOME shell. Voyager GE 19.10 is built on top Ubuntu 19.10 Eoan Ermine and brings Linux Kernel 5.3.

The Fedora team has announced the official release of Fedora 31. This release includes Fedora Workstation, Official spins, server edition, Fedora Core OS and Lab editions. All of these varieties showcases the power and caliber of the latest open source technologies.

On 28th October 2019, the Archlabs team has announced the release of Archlabs 2019.10.28. It is a stable update of Arch-based GNU/Linux distribution inspired by Bunsenlabs.

On 18th December 2019, the Linux Mint team has announced the release of Linux Mint 19.3, a stable release in Linux Mint 19.x series. This release will be known by the code name Tricia.

By Niccolò Venerandi It's been a month since Consistency was announced as an official goal for KDE at Akademy. During this time, we have focused on setting up all the tools needed to support the goal and tracking already active consistency tasks. Here's an…

On the October 19 newsletter, the elementary OS team has informed that Flatpak support is now enabled by default in elementary OS. This means, in addition to the curated applications available in the AppCenter, users can opt to install applications from the…

The Sparky Linux team has announced the availability of Sparky 2019.11 with code name Po Tolo. This snapshot from Sparky Linux is based on the Debian testing branch Bullseye and all the packages are updated as of 2nd November 2019.

In a recent blog post, the elementary OS team has explained how as a project they are moving towards an ideal CICD (Continous Integration, Continuous Delivery) approach.

The Project Trident has announced the release of a new alpha quality distribution based on Void Linux. This is the first public release from the project after announcing the plan to migrate from TrueOS to Void Linux.

The Feren OS developer has announced a release candidate for Feren OS Next. This release candidate includes a set of features and improvements that we can expect from the upcoming Feren OS stable release.

The Tor Project has published a release candidate for Tor, a tool that offers protection from surveillance and protects anonymity on the internet. The Tor 0.4.2.4-rc release is coming with some minor bug fixes and improvements.

The PCLinuxOS team has updated its installation media to 2019.11. The updated Linux Kernel includes Linux Kernel 5.3.10, NVidia driver 430.64 and other updates.

The NomadBSD team has announced the availability of the first release candidate for NomadBSD 1.3 RC1. This release candidate is based on FreeBSD 12.1 and provides numerous visible and under the hood improvements.

The Zorin OS team has announced the release of Zorin OS 15 Lite Edition. This release is based on Ubuntu 18.04 and provides Xfce 4.14 with a pleasant and familiar experience. As the name indicates, Zorin OS Lite Edition has fewer system requirements and is…

The Pardus team has released an updated snapshot in Pardus 19.x series. The Pardus 19.1 is an incremental release in this series and provides a set of updated packages and some additional default packages.

A slideshow of Zorin OS 15 Lite Edition screenshots. This release features Xfce 4.14 customized with Zorin OS visual appearance standards.. For more screensh...

The Devuan community has announced the release of Devuan ASCII 2.1. It is a point release in the 2.x series. In addition to the usual package updates, Devuan 2.0 offers the option to install OpenRC init manager in non-expert installation.