Debian

The Emmabuntüs team has announced the availability of Emmabuntüs Debian Edition 5 version 1.05, built on Debian 12.13 “Bookworm”. This update introduces several accessibility improvements alongside practical tweaks for users. It aims to better support those with impairments through new tools and interface adjustments.

2026년 01월 26일 AI에 의해 보고됨

Vanilla OS has introduced its major update, codenamed Orchid, aiming to simplify and secure the Linux desktop experience. Built on Debian Sid with an immutable file system, the release prevents system instability from user errors or faulty updates. This approach draws inspiration from mobile and cloud technologies to attract a broader user base beyond enthusiasts.

SparkyLinux has unveiled its 2025.12 release, codenamed Tiamat, as a semi-rolling snapshot based on Debian Testing repositories. This version features the Linux 6.17 kernel and supports newer kernel options. It includes updated software like Firefox and Thunderbird, available in multiple desktop editions.

2025년 11월 28일 AI에 의해 보고됨

AV Linux 25, a multimedia production distribution, has been released based on MX Linux 25 and Debian 13 Trixie. It introduces two variants: one with the Enlightenment desktop and a new edition featuring the Moksha desktop from Bodhi Linux. The update targets content creators with low-latency kernels and enhanced tools for audio and video work.

Devuan has launched version 6 of its Linux distribution, codenamed Excalibur, based on Debian 13 Trixie without systemd. The release caters to users preferring traditional init systems and includes the latest LTS kernel. It defaults to the Xfce desktop and supports various architectures, though without RISC-V or 32-bit x86 options.

2025년 11월 04일 AI에 의해 보고됨

The Veteran UNIX Admins have launched Devuan GNU+Linux 6.0, codenamed Excalibur, a fork of Debian 13 Trixie that avoids the systemd init system. It uses alternative init systems like SysVinit, OpenRC, or Runit while incorporating most of Debian's features on the Linux LTS kernel 6.12. This release targets users preferring transparency over systemd's complexity.