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skvicanje blajburcadi when did I say that KDE did not have bugs?Ĭinnamon 5.PRODUCT DETAILS: This listing is for a single (1) Black Obsidian Sphere - Polished Stone.

citral And you have serious issues discussing in a constructive manner without being overly defensive and.

you made fool of yourself and now you are angry at me for pointing that to you.Ĭinnamon 5.8 Desktop Released with Gestures, Dark Mode, Styles, and More

skvicanje blajburcadi yes I understand.

Desktop Icons NG is great.įirst Look at risiOS: Fedora Linux Remix with a Few Tricks Under Its Sleeve I also prefer Dash to Dock over Dash to Panel. Ultramarine Linux 38 Launches with System76’s Scheduler, Based on Fedora 38

Greg Zeng So much is nicely not mentioned on these Linux areas.

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Please note that it’s not possible to upgrade from the Release Candidates of Rocky Linux 8.3 or Rocky Linux 8.4.

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This first stable release is supported on 64-bit (x86_64) and AArch64 (ARM 64-bit) architectures, and it’s available as Minimal, Boot, or Full editions.

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You can download Rocky Linux 8.4 right now from the official website. The in-container clock adjustments after restoration from a checkpoint are also now possible,” reads the release notes.

“This feature is suited for changing the date and time inside Linux containers. Under the hood, Rocky Linux’s kernel was patched to support the Error Detection and Correction (EDAC) kernel module for 8th and 9th generation Intel Core processors, proactive compaction, a new implementation of the slab memory controller for the control groups, and the time namespace feature. Other interesting changes include support for Ansible modules that can be used for automated management of role-based access control (RBAC) in Identity Management (IdM), a persistent Pacemaker resource agent for maintaining the state data, speeding up cluster response time for services with a high state overhead, detecting failures asynchronously and injecting them into Pacemaker. On top of that, Rocky Linux 8.4 introduces three new traffic control actions for the iproute2 utility, including mac_push, pop_eth, and push_eth for adding MPLS labels. This release also adds support for the MPLS (multi-protocol label switching) in-kernel data-forwarding mechanism used for routing traffic flow across enterprise networks. Among these, there’s support for TCP encapsulation and security labels for the IKEv2 protocol for the IPsec VPN provided by Libreswan, integrity checking support for the fapolicyd framework, and full support for the nmstate network API for hosts. There are also major changes around security, networking, identity management, clustering, kernel, etc. The developers of the Rocky Linux distribution, an alternative to CentOS Linux or Red Hat Enterprise Linux, released today the final release of Rocky Linux 8.4.ĭerived from Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.4 and dubbed “Green Obsidian,” Rocky Linux 8.4 is here as the first stable release and introduces new upstream modules, such as MariaDB 10.5, OpenSCA 1.3.4, PostgreSQL 13, Python 3.9, Redis 6, scap-security-guide 0.1.54, Subversion 1.14, and SWIG 4.0, as well as an updated toolchain consisting of GCC 10, LLVM 11.0.0, Rust 1.49, and Go 1.15.7.