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Parrot 7.1 Ethical Hacking Distro Released with Enlightenment Spin, Updated Tools
Coming one and a half months after Parrot 7.0, the Parrot 7.1 release introduces a new spin that uses the lightweight Enlightenment graphical environment, in addition to the MATE and LXQt desktops, and improves the management of the software repositories with Mirror Director.
Parrot’s Rocket launcher for Docker-based security tools has been updated as well in this release, with a new UI and new tools, while the Raspberry Pi edition returns to the lightweight MATE desktop as the default graphical environment instead of KDE Plasma, and the devs experiment with a possible switch to LXQt.
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Parrot 7.1 Release Notes
All the updates released over the past few weeks following the launch of Parrot 7 have now been consolidated into this minor release. While Parrot 7.0 is already stable and fully usable, with version 7.1 we have investigated and improved several issues reported by our users during their daily experience with the OS.
You’ll also find updates to our security toolset, along with a few small new features that we hope will make your journey in cybersecurity – and beyond – even more enjoyable.
Some known GRUB bugs affecting certain laptops, which prevented the OS from booting, have now been fixed. We have also reintroduced the i386 architecture, but only for those dependencies required by specific tools, such as Steam.