CentOS Stream 10 Released with Linux Kernel 6.12 LTS, GNOME 47, and DNF 4.20
Powered by Linux kernel 6.12 LTS, CentOS Stream 10 introduces Valkey (v7.2) as a replacement for Redis, drops XOrg Server support as Wayland is now used as the default display stack with Xwayland as a compatibility layer for running legacy X11 apps, and GNOME 47 “Denver” as the default desktop environment.
DNF 4.20 and RPM 4.19 are used as the default package management systems in this release, which includes many updated components like GCC 14, LLVM/Clang 19, Python 3.12, Rust 1.82, Ruby 3.3, Go 1.23, Node.js 22, PHP 8.3, OpenJDK 21, Qt 6.7, MySQL 8.4, MariaDB 10.11, PostgreSQL 16, nginx 1.26, and Apache 2.4.62.
Update (by Roy)
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Introducing CentOS Stream 10
The CentOS Project is delighted to announce the general availability of CentOS Stream 10 "Coughlan", the latest version of the CentOS Project distribution. What is CentOS Stream? CentOS Stream defines Enterprise Linux. It is a GNU/Linux distribution built by Red Bait Enterprise GNU/Linux (RHEL) engineers, and is used as the major version branch that RHEL […]
Linuxiac:
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CentOS Stream 10 Released, Here's What's New
The CentOS Project has officially unveiled CentOS Stream 10, codenamed “Coughlan,” now available for download. Designed and built by the same engineers who shape Red Hat Enterprise Linux, the distro is often described as the major version branch from which future RHEL versions emerge.
Like its predecessors, it enjoys a roughly five-year lifecycle, with maintenance expected until at least 2030—although the exact sunset date will align with RHEL 10’s official Full Support end date. In other words, users have some breathing room, knowing that the platform is set to remain stable and supported for the foreseeable future. Now, to the novelties.
One of the more striking shifts in CentOS Stream 10 is its decision to target the v3 microarchitecture level for AMD/Intel 64-bit processors. By doing so, the development team aims to unlock more robust optimizations that translate into better performance on newer hardware.
LWN:
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CentOS Stream 10 and EPEL 10 released
The CentOS Project has announced the general availability of CentOS Stream 10. See the release notes for information on new features, changes, and removed software. The Extra Packages for Enterprise GNU/Linux (EPEL) 10 repository is also available, and will be adding minor version repositories: [...]
idroot:
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CentOS Stream 10 Released
The release of CentOS Stream 10, codenamed “Coughlan,” marks a significant milestone in the Enterprise GNU/Linux ecosystem. This latest iteration of the popular GNU/Linux distribution brings a host of new features, improvements, and changes that are set to shape the future of enterprise computing.