DietPi 10.1 Released with NanoPi Zero2 Support and WhoDB Integration
DietPi 10.1 adds NanoPi Zero2 support, introduces WhoDB, unlocks RISC-V Navidrome builds, and delivers multiple enhancements and bug fixes.
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DietPi 10.1 adds NanoPi Zero2 support, introduces WhoDB, unlocks RISC-V Navidrome builds, and delivers multiple enhancements and bug fixes.
With DNS-PERSIST-01, Letβs Encrypt users can validate their domains without having to update DNS records every time they issue or renew a certificate.
Whatβs Up Docker 8.2 enables digest watching by default and adds support for TrueForge and Codeberg registries.
A community fork revives MinIO after the official repository was archived, restoring removed features and continuing open-source development.
KDE Plasma 6.7 will introduce virtual desktop switching in Overview using scroll or Page Up/Page Down keys, along with a new multi-printer print queue viewer.
ProtonUp-Qt 2.15 introduces dwproton support, fixes Kron4ek amd64/wow64 selection, and corrects the GE-Proton install path for Lutris users.
Transmission 4.1.1 fixes over 20 bugs from version 4.1 and brings performance improvements to all platforms.
Calibre 9.3 improves KEPUB cover handling, fixes Windows issues, addresses two CVEs, and resolves multiple regressions.
Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.2 and 20.04 OTA-12 arrive with VoLTE stability improvements, Xperia X boot fix, and multiple bug and security updates.
The LibreOffice 25.8.5 update delivers 62 fixes improving stability, compatibility, and performance across all core applications.
Oracle outlines a new community engagement strategy for MySQL, promising greater transparency, ecosystem growth, and renewed focus on the Community Edition.
Netbase debuts with version 0.1, introducing a new effort to port NetBSD userland utilities to Linux with minimal source changes.
PipeWire 1.6 multimedia framework is out with adds an LDAC decoder, raises the maximum channel limit to 128, and delivers major audio and Bluetooth improvements.
Bitwarden has released its 2026 survey results, showing which browsers, email services, VPNs, and messaging apps are most popular with its users.
Pocketblue brings Fedora Atomic to certain ARM-powered devices, giving users an unchangeable Linux system on their phones and tablets.