Following the recent rollout of version 3.6, Nitrux has unleashed version 3.6.1, known as “lp,” which is now ready for download. This latest iteration focuses on implementing updates to enrich software functionality, bolster security measures, and broaden language support.

Exciting Updates in Nitrux 3.6.1

Nitrux 3.6.1 comes packed with noteworthy enhancements. This release is fueled by the Linux kernel 6.9, showcasing various vital improvements. Significantly, the transition to Firefox version 129.0.2 has been completed, alongside the notable upgrade of the NVIDIA Linux Display Driver to version 560.35.03.

Despite encountering some compatibility challenges with the newest Liquorix kernel, which has been observed to trigger kernel panics, alternative solutions have been presented for users requiring the latest kernel functionalities.

Furthermore, advancements have been made in the MESA 3D Graphics Library, now at version 24.2.1, and updates to the Nitrux Update Tool System, now standing at version 2.1.6. These improvements are poised to deliver enhanced system reliability and elevate the user experience.

In addition, the update has fine-tuned the system’s power management with improved TLP configuration and accelerated write-back of dirty pages, aiming for a harmonious blend of performance and data integrity.

Accessibility has been broadened in Nitrux 3.6.1, now offering support for numerous languages such as Bulgarian, Ukrainian, Georgian, and more. This version also features pipx for efficient management of Python applications in isolated environments and introduces new desktop launchers for prominent applications like LibreOffice and Bauh.

For in-depth information, consider checking the official announcement or delve into the Nitrux 3.6.1 release notes. The ISO installation image can be accessed here.

The developers at Nitrux recommend a clean installation for new users. For existing users looking to upgrade from a prior version, detailed upgrade instructions are available for seamless transition.