The beta release of Linux Mint 21.3, codenamed “Virginia,” is now available for download and testing. This new version brings a wealth of exciting features and improvements that are sure to enhance your desktop experience.
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Still based on Xfce 4.16, Linux Lite 6.4 has a refreshed look, updated package base, and Linux Kernel 5.15.
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Based on Debian 11.6, Proxmox Backup Server 2.4 comes with Linux kernel 5.15, updated ZFS, and a fully integrated dark theme.
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Based on Debian 11.6, Proxmox VE 7.4 comes with Linux kernel 5.15 and a fully-integrated dark theme for enhanced server virtualization.
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It’s been two weeks since the release of Linux kernel 5.14, which slowly makes its way into the stable software repositories of various popular GNU/Linux distributions, and now it’s time to go out and test another new kernel series, Linux 5.15, which will be released later this fall. Linux 5.15 looks to be yet another […]
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Paragon’s NTFS driver was merged by Linux creator Linus Torvalds earlier this month, bringing reliable read and write functionality for this file system to Linux kernel 5.15. Compared with the existing FUSE-based open source NTFS driver, the Paragon’s NTFS3 driver undoubtedly wins in terms of functionality and performance. The driver fully supports reads, writes, and […]
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In the upcoming Linux Kernel 5.15 update, the NTFS3 kernel driver from Paragon Software will provide better support for Microsoft’s NFTS file system. Last year, Paragon Software made an amazing decision: try to Mainline the NTFS3 driver that was …