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Here are the hottest news stories and top articles of the week!
🔥📰 Hottest News of the Week! 📰🔥
- Linux Mint 22 beta, codenamed “Wilma,” is now available for testing, featuring updated desktop environments, improved language support, and new features. An official release is expected in late July 2024 (release note).
- The Raspberry Pi Foundation released Raspberry Pi OS 2024-07-04, featuring UI improvements, new settings, enhanced compositor support, updated utilities, and bug fixes, powered by Linux kernel 6.6.31 LTS (read more).
- KDE Plasma 6.1.2, the second maintenance update, offers bug fixes and improvements, including better legibility, sound updates, and fixes for regressions, crashes, and memory leaks (full changelog).
- EndeavourOS released a new stable version featuring KDE Plasma 6.1 and Linux kernel 6.9. It also revived the ARM edition, supporting devices like the Raspberry Pi and Odroid (release note).
- OpenMandriva ROME 24.07 RC is now available, featuring Plasma 6, improved packaging, and Proton for Windows games (read more).
✨📚 Discover the Top Articles of the Week! 📚✨
- Install and Use Grunt JavaScript Task Runner on Linux & macOS
- How to Find AWS EC2 Instance Type Over SSH (6 Methods)
- How to Create a Systemd Service in Linux (under 1 Minute)
- How to Install PyCharm on Ubuntu and Other Linux Distros
- What is Package Manager in Linux (Their Types with Examples)
🌟🚀 Few More Updates! 🚀🌟
✨😂 Meme of the Week 😂✨
😂 Well, VIM can use “:w !sudo tee %” command.
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