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Proxmox VE 5.0 beta1 released!
We are proud to announce the release of the first beta of our Proxmox VE 5.x family - based on the great Debian Stretch.
With the first beta we invite you to test your hardware and your upgrade path. The underlying Debian Stretch is already in a good shape and the 4.10 kernel performs outstandingly well. The 4.10 kernel for example allows running a Windows 2016 Hyper-V as a guest OS (nested virtualization).
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NuTyX 9.0-RC1 available with cards 2.2
The NuTyX team is please to annonce the first release candidate of the almost stable (RC1) NuTyX 9.0.
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This Week In Solus - Install #42
Welcome to the 42nd installation of This Week in Solus.
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Flatpak vs Snap - Which format is "Better"?
Explore differences between Flatpaks and Snaps and decide for yourself which format is better!
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A distro-agnostic AUR: would it be useful?
Also, when I use KDE Neon or other distros I miss AUR a lot: on it you can find everything and install it quickly, you can find also Git versions of apps that are in the official repos in their stable release. So I thought: since now there are distro-agnostic packages, like Flatpak, Snap and AppImage, why not create the “distro-agnostic AUR”? It would work exactly like AUR but at the end of installation process it doesn’t create an Arch package but a Flatpak/Snap/AppImage one.
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