Peppermint OS Debian 64bit - RC for 2023
In preparation for the Jul 1 2023 release goal, team Peppermint is happy to release our signature styled PeppermintOS Xfce desktop for further testing by a wider audience, as a Release Candidate.
Do you waddle the waddle?
This tutorial will help you create a wifi hotspot on your Ubuntu 24.04 "Noble Numbat" laptop. This requires that your laptop's wifi device is known to be able to create hotspot (also known as Access Point or AP) and a cable internet access source. This way, you can share your cable internet access via a hotspot that everyone else's device nearby can connect to. It is very easy to do as the following. Now let's try it out!
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This version includes important security updates to Firefox.
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In preparation for the Jul 1 2023 release goal, team Peppermint is happy to release our signature styled PeppermintOS Xfce desktop for further testing by a wider audience, as a Release Candidate.