The amnesic incognito system project has announced the release of Tails 3.16, latest stable release of privacy-oriented GNU/Linux distribution giving at most importance for the users’ anonymity and privacy while using the open internet.

Mr Tulliana of Archman GNU/Linux team has announced the availability of Archman 2019.09 with the code name Lake With Fish (Şanlıurfa-Balıklıgöl in Turkish). This updated snapshot includes updated packages from Arch repositories, more tweaking for UI elements…

The MX team has announced the public availability of MX-19 BETA 2.1, a development release before upcoming MX-19 stable release. This release includes latest updates from Debian Buster, antiX repositories and MX repositories.

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On 12th September 2019, the GNOME Foundation has announced the release of GNOME 3.34 Thessaloniki, the latest half-yearly release from the project. This release includes many changes ranging from minor bug fixes to major visual improvements.

The Manjaro team has announced the release of Manjaor 18.10, the latest stable snapshot of Arch based rolling GNU/Linux distribution. In addition to the officially supported Xfce, Plasma and GNOME Editions, there are community editions including LXDE, LXQt…

The Slax Author has published a minor release in Slax 9.x series. The Slax 9.11.0 release includes all updates from Debian 9.11 Jessy release and some additional tweaks to fix some user experience issues.

Mr Tomasz Jokiel has announced the release of Porteus Kiosk 4.9.0, the latest stable release of popular embedded device operating system. This release includes updated versions of Google Chrome, Firefox, Linux Kernel, and other core packages.

Mr ericbsd of GhostBSD team has announced the release of GhostBSD 19.09, latest stable release of TrueOS based BSD distribution. This release is a mixture of under the hood strategic changes and visible improvements.

The Fedora Project has announced the release of Fedora 31 BETA, a development release before the forthcoming Fedora 31 release planned for October 2019. This release includes Fedora Workstation, IoT Edition, CoreOS, and other updated packages.

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On behalf of Ubuntu Release team, Mr Adam Conrad has announced the release of Ubuntu 19.10 Eoan Ermine BETA. This development release includes Ubuntu Desktop, Server and Cloud Editions. It also covers BETA images for other official flavors such as Kubuntu…

Ubuntu Budgie 19.10 Eoan Ermine is an upcoming regular release of Ubuntu Budgie. It includes a bunch of improvements from Ubuntu and Budgie Desktop project. With updated packages and tweaks, Ubuntu Budgie* Eoan Ermine* offers a better user experience.

The SolydXK project has announced the release of SolydXK 10, the latest stable release of Debian based GNU/Linux distribution. This release has its foundation laying on Debian 10.1 Buster.

SolydXK is a Debian based GNU/Linux distribution with two flavors. The SolydK flavor features a KDE Plasma Desktop, while the SolydX flavor features an Xfce ...

The MX team has announced the public availability of MX-19 BETA 3, a development release before upcoming MX-19 stable release. MX-19 BETA 3 includes updated packages from Debian 10.1 snapshot and antiX and MX repositories.

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The SparkyLinux team has released SparkyLinux 5.9 Nibiru, an updated snapshot in projects 5.x series. This release is based on Debian 10 Buster and all the packages have been updated from the Debian repos as of 4th October 2019.

Breaking the silence, the Elive team has announced the availability of Elive 3.7.14 BETA. This development snapshot includes updated packages from the Debian 10.x Buster series.

Breaking the silence, the Elive team has announced the availability of Elive 3.7.14 BETA. This development snapshot includes updated packages from the Debian 10.x Buster series.