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9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: April 4th, 2021

Submitted by Marius Nestor on Sunday 4th of April 2021 07:52:06 PM Filed under
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This week has been rich in releases, starting with the digiKam 7.2 professional photo manager, GIMP 2.10.24 image editor, and LibreOffice 7.1.2 office suite, and continuing with 4MLinux 36.0, Parrot 4.11, Nitrux 1.3.9, AlmaLinux OS 8.3, Deepin 20.2, Linux Lite 5.4, and MX Linux 19.4 distributions.

Moreover, Feral Interactive released the Total War: THREE KINGDOMS – Fates Divided DLC for Linux, Canonical releases the Ubuntu 21.04 Beta, Linux Mint devs unveil the new notification system for updates, and Valve releases a major Proton version with support for games.

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Linux Weekly Roundup #124

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 5th of April 2021 01:29:06 AM.
  • Linux Weekly Roundup #124

    Hello and welcome to this week's Linux Roundup and happy Easter!!!

    We had a full week in the world of Linux releases with Deepin 20.2, Linux Lite 5.4, MX Linux 19.4, and Ubuntu 21.04 Beta.

Another roundup

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 5th of April 2021 09:35:17 PM.
  • Linux Lite 5.4, Tails, Ubuntu, Fedora Linux, Linux Mint, Proton…

    We finished a week in which we have had a few releases, from Debian 10.9 to Manjaro 21, Deepin 20.2, MX Linux 19.4, systemd 248 or GIMP 2.10.24; but there was still more and that’s what the PING, which we also take the opportunity to pick up some other thing that deserves it from the last couple of weeks, just in case it had escaped you too.

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    Finally, a video that the KDE project published last week and that draws attention due to the type of video: «The power of Plasma»They titled it and reviews some of the features that make the desktop the great tool it is… even though they don’t even scratch the surface.

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