Distro Release
SparkyLinux is bringing back support for "really old" computers
With its refresh of the Debian package base, SparkyLinux has reintroduced a 32-bit edition with support for the Openbox window manager.
Distro Release
Emmabuntüs Linux gains better accessibility with DE6-1.02
The base was upgraded to Debian 13.6, bringing along with it some package upgrades (and a downgrade).
Tails
Portable, anti-surveillance Linux distro Tails wants to protect your data at shutdown
This release for the anti-surveillance operating system brings a new shutdown procedure avoiding data loss, plus a new default video player.
Home Assistant
Home Assistant OS 18.0 is out now, here's what's new
This update to the popular home automation Linux distribution makes new installations easier to manage and better at optimizing RAM and storage.
Distro Release
What's new in FreeBSD 15.1, out now
The update includes improvements to the find command, better choices for the kernel scheduler, and a smooth cloud installation experience.
DietPi
Here's what's new in DietPi v10.5
This DietPi update brings enhanced graphics driver and camera stacks, and it also enables some software for Raspberry Pi 2 devices.
Redox OS
Two Rust-based Linux alternatives just got big updates
Asterinas OS and Redox OS, two independent operating systems written in Rust, both gained new software ports and performance enhancements.
Distro Release
What's new in Alpine Linux 3.24, out now
The new release for includes an upgraded package, an addition of the COSMIC desktop environment, plus a new bootloader option at installation.
Tails
Here's what's new in Tails 7.8
You won't find Mozilla Thunderbird preinstalled on this release.
OpenBSD
OpenBSD 7.9 is released, here's what's new
It includes additional ARM and RISC-V processor support and drivers for Wi-Fi 6.
DietPi
DietPi 10.4 adds full support for an Orange Pi, plus Copy Fail mitigations
This release for the hardware-optimized alternative to Raspberry Pi OS brings dedicated images for the Orange Pi 5B and a fix for some infamous vulnerabilities.
Resources
These Linux distros still run on 32-bit hardware in 2026
Plus, what to expect when you install it.