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Gnoppix KDE 25.10 Launches with Debian Trixie Base
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The Gnoppix team has officially released Gnoppix KDE 25.10, a Debian Trixie–based distribution that places a strong focus on performance, privacy, and user experience. This latest version introduces several under-the-hood improvements and visible UI changes.
One of the biggest highlights is the inclusion of built-in performance patches. In previous releases, users had to manually apply system tweaks to get the best results, especially for gaming. That’s no longer the case—these optimizations are now part of the system itself.
The team states that this directly improves game performance, allowing titles to run more efficiently under Steam and Lutris, with some even performing better than on Windows.
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Gnoppix KDE 25.10 - Stable Release Notes - Announcements - Gnoppix Forum
We’re thrilled to announce the stable release of Gnoppix KDE 25.10, built atop Debian Trixie! This release focuses heavily on performance and privacy, while also introducing a major overhaul to the user experience and new community features.
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Distro Watch ☛ Distribution Release: Gnoppix AI Linux 25_10
Andreas Mueller has announced the release of Gnoppix AI Linux 25_10, which features the KDE Plasma desktop. While most of the project's previous releases were derived from Debian's "Testing" branch, this one is based on Debian 13 and comes with a redesigned Welcome Screen: [...]
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Gnoppix KDE 25.10 Mixes Innovative Excellence With Rough Edges - FOSS Force
Once upon a time in the Linux world, there were two distros: Let’s call them Knoppix and its little brother Gnoppix, with the letters “K” and “G” standing for their respective desktop environments, namely KDE and GNOME.
Fast forward to today, and the latest edition of Gnoppix – branded as Gnoppix KDE 25.10 – has switched DE’s to KDE Plasma. Billing itself now as Gnoppix AI Linux, the distro urges you “keep it local, keep it safe,” while also describing itself as a “free, fast, powerful, secure, anonymity and privacy-respecting open-source OS.”
Hmm. OK. The site continues: “Local AI operates offline; no data ever leaves your computer.”