MX Linux 23.4 Released with Linux Kernel 6.10, Based on Debian 12.7
Almost four months after MX Linux 23.3, the MX Linux 23.4 update is here based on the Debian GNU/Linux 12.7 “Bookworm” operating system release. This means that most of the packages, including the long-term supported Linux 6.1 LTS kernel, have been updated to the versions from Debian Bookworm’s repos.
As expected, MX Linux 23.4 updates the AHS (Advanced Hardware Support) edition with updated firmware packages and a newer kernel, namely Linux kernel 6.10.10, which might be useful to those experiencing hardware issues with the standard Linux 6.1 LTS kernel. The Linux 6.10 kernel is offered as a Liquorix flavor for uncompromised responsiveness.
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Debian 12.7-based MX Linux 23.4 launches with multiple fixes, tweaks, and updated packages
On May 19 2024, MX Linux 23.3 arrived as the third refresh of this Debian-based distro's version 23, which in turn was introduced at the end of July, 2023. Yesterday, MX Linux 23.4 was released to address some issues that surfaced after the launch of its predecessor, but also to update the kernel, applications, and language packs of the available versions. As its predecessor, MX Linux 23.4 is available in Flubox, KDE, and Xfce versions, all sporting the Linux kernel 6.1.106. The AHS (Advanced Hardware Support) version, on the other hand, comes with the 6.10.10 liqourix core.
According to the official release notes (check the link right after the end of the article for all the details), MX Linux 23.4 also includes the following highlights...
MX Linux 23.4 is the ultimate Microsoft Windows 11 replacement you need right now
MX Linux, one of the most popular Linux distributions, has released MX-23.4 (download here), marking the fourth refresh of its MX-23 release. This update brings various bug fixes, kernel updates, and application enhancements. As an ideal Linux distribution for users seeking an alternative to Windows 11, MX-23.4 continues to refine its performance while remaining user-friendly.
If you're already running MX-23, there's no need for a fresh installation -- the updated packages are available through regular update channels. Here’s why MX-23.4 is worth checking out, especially for those ready to make the switch from Windows 11.
MX-23.4 is built on the stable Debian 12.7 "Bookworm" base, ensuring strong reliability and access to the latest features from both Debian and MX repositories. The Xfce desktop environment, known for its lightweight performance, receives core updates in this release, making it a great choice for users migrating from Windows who prefer a familiar and fast desktop.
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MX-23.4 is Now Released with the Major Changes
MX GNU/Linux is Debian-based with core AntiX components; they recently uploaded their latest release, which is full of improvements for users. The new MX-23.4 just updated the most from MX-23 because the update contains lots of bug fixes, the awaited kernel updates, and app updates.
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MX-23.4 “Libretto” now available!
MX-23.4 is the fourth refresh of our MX-23 release, consisting of bugfixes, kernel updates, and application updates since our original release of MX-23. If you are already running MX-23, there is no need to reinstall. Packages are all available thru the regular update channels or by installing the changed applications.