The just-released Nitrux 4.3 ‘pl’ continues with Plasma 5.27, but by late 2024, Maui Shell will become its sole desktop environment.
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Powered by the long-term supported Linux 6.1 LTS kernel series, Nitrux 2.7 is here to offer a brand-new flavor of its ISO image. Learn more here.
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The awesome Nitrux team has managed to shell out the first MAUI Shell Alpha release. Learn more about what this means here.
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We compiled the brand new Maui Shell and test drove it. Here’s the first look at this amazing vision of Linux desktop.
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Coming only three weeks after Nitrux 1.7.1, which was the first release of the Debian-based distribution to ship with Linux kernel 5.15 LTS by default, Nitrux 1.8 is powered by the latest release at the moment of writing, Linux kernel 5.15.11 LTS. Nitrux 1.8 also features the latest and greatest KDE Plasma software, starting with […]
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The makers of the Debian-based Nitrux distribution also work on developing a set of in-house apps called Maui Apps.
Nitrux has introduced a brand new shell for the Linux desktop, called Maui Shell, which can converge to also work on mobiles devices, su…
Being the holiday season and all that, last week we got a lot of goodies from our favorite developers. We got new Linux distros to play with, including elementary OS 6.1, Nitrux 1.8, Manjaro Linux 21.2, Neptune 7.0, and siduction 2021.3, as well as new major software releases, including Krita 5.0, Darktable 3.8, and Enlightenment […]
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