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Cinnamon 6.4 is already out and Xfce 4.20 is very nearly ready Fancy spending time refreshing your setup over the holidays?
Based on Ubuntu 24.04, more accessibility, still looks great Elementary OS 8 "Circe" is here, based on Ubuntu 24.04, with Wayland support in the Pantheon desktop.
Another buzzword box ticked: OSI-compliant containers FreeBSD 14.2, the latest point release of the most widely used of the BSDs, brings some new features to tempt Docker fans.
Mid-November release will be maintained for 'several years'
Holidays come early for distro builders with two init systems to choose from Everyone's favorite Linux component has hit a milestone, while a fresh contender comes of age – with a touch of Lisp.
Moxie maker Embodied is going under, teaching important lessons about cloud services
A cool mountain breeze blowing in after the new LTS kernel A fresh release of the minimalist and very lightweight Alpine Linux is here, with support for Chinese LoongArch64 CPUs.
The Unixi-est of desktops gets a wide-ranging update Comment The new version of the longest-established Linux desktop is here, and at last, it's possible to use Wayland – although not everything works yet.
Remarkably compact, remarkably cross-platform, remarkably long beta period
A #DOScember surprise: fits on a single floppy, but has a network-capable package manager
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