Debian/Ubuntu Derivatives: Elive 2.9.16, Deepin 15.5, Pop!_OS
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Elive 2.9.16 beta released
The Elive Team is proud to announce the release of the beta version 2.9.16
This new version includes:Performance is now almost twice as responsive and smoother, videos also plays faster
Designs improved buttons, window borders, and faster effects
Desktop automatic scaling, font selection and sizing based on your screen, organization of elements are more accessible too
Installer has a lot of improvements, fixes, fine-tuning and options to choice for the installed system, included privative drivers like Nvidia / Ati -
Deepin 15.5 Linux OS Promises New Security Features, Extra Desktop Functionality
The developers of the Deepin Linux operating system announced today the availability of the first beta release of Deepin 15.5, the next maintenance update to the stable series.
Continuing to provide the Linux community with one of the most beautiful, safe, reliable, and easy to use computer operating system, Deepin 15.5 entered beta today with a bunch of new security features, such as support for importing and exporting VPN (Virtual Private Network) profiles and an application proxy function.
The application proxy function works by allowing the user to open a certain program that requires an Internet connection through the system-wide, default proxy server. All you have to do is to right-click on an app's shortcut and choose the new "Open by proxy" option from the context menu.
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Pop!_OS Has Arrived: How Does It Compare to Ubuntu?
System76 is one of the most well-known hardware companies in the free and open source software world. That’s not to say the brand is by any means a household name. Nonetheless, System76 has been selling computers that run Ubuntu for over a decade. That’s why the company made news when it announced that it would provide its own Linux-based operating system, Pop!_OS.
In the past few weeks, the first official release of Pop!_OS became available for download. Now it’s shipping as an option on new computers from System76. Should you check it out?
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