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The wallpaper displays a nice water-focused nature scene. The live media boots and brings up the i3 window manager.
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ArchBang has just one download option, a 914MB ISO file that runs on 64-bit (x86_64) machines. I was curious to see how this would work.
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Previous versions used a year & month combination so that a snapshot from January 2014 would be 2014.01.Īpart from the shift in version numbers since the last time I tried ArchBang the distribution has also swapped out the Openbox window manager for i3 on the install media. For example, 0811 is the snapshot for the 8th of November. The current snapshots of ArchBang use an unusual versioning convention with a day & month combination.
Using the i3 window manager, it strives to be fast, up-to-date and suitable for desktop systems. Listen to the Podcast edition of this week's DistroWatch Weekly in OGG (10MB) and MP3 (12MB) formats.ĪrchBang Linux is a lightweight distribution based on Arch Linux. Opinion poll: Do you enable Secure Boot?.
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Torrent corner: Bluestar, CloudReady, EasyOS, IPFire, Kali Linux, KaOS, Karoshi, MidnightBSD, Tails, Volumio.Released last week: Kali Linux 2020.4, IPFire 2.25 Core 152, EasyOS 2.5.Questions and answers: Secure Boot, stuff stored in swap when memory is not full, enabling the firewall.News: Plasma Mobile coming to PinePhones, Purism launches mass production units of Librem 5, Haiku improves filesystem support, Debian developer seeks guidance on init issue, Fedora 31 reaches the end of its life, Sabayon changes its base to Funtoo.We wish you all a fantastic week and happy reading! As usual, we are pleased to share the releases of the past week and list the torrents we are seeding. Do you run machines with Secure Boot enabled? Let us know if you make use of this feature in our Opinion Poll. Plus, in our Questions and Answers column, we talk about how Secure Boot works, why some data is pushed to swap space when memory isn't full, and why some distributions do not enable a firewall by default. Read on to hear about how this cutting edge distribution performs. First though we talk about ArchBang Linux, a rolling release distribution which recently switched from using the Openbox window manager to i3. We also say good-bye to Fedora 31 as this legacy version of the distribution reaches the end of its supported life while Sabayon switches its base to Funtoo.
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Plus we discuss the Haiku team introducing support for the XFS and UFS filesystems along with a Debian developer seeking guidance on how to address init diversity issues. The KDE team is working on running the Plasma Mobile interface on PinePhone devices while the Purism team is now selling its mass production edition of the Librem 5 phone. This week, in our News section, we talk about two mobile devices which are designed to provide more privacy and more open source solutions. These devices store a great deal of information about our lives - who we talk to, where we go, and what we have scheduled.
Virtually everyone in our society has a smart phone of one type or another. Mobile devices are increasingly a part of our lives. Welcome to this year's 47th issue of DistroWatch Weekly!
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