Good news from TUBITAK: Pardus 23.4 has been published!

The 23.4 version of Pardus, which was developed by TÜBİTAK, was officially released. The new version of Pardus 23, which is the fourth interim version of the 23 family, brings numerous changes. Here are Pardus 23.4 update notes!

TUBITAK released Pardus 23.4 version

When we look at the patch notes of Pardus 23.4, we see that there are many changes. In this context, new applications are added. At the same time, it is stated that some applications have been updated in the information and pictures.

Here are Pardus 23.4 version notes;

• Improvements were made on the Pardus Software Center server.
  • New applications have been added.
  • Updates were made in the information and pictures of some applications.
• Improvements have been made in Pardus Gnome Authority application.
  • Bluetooth Fast Access Plugin was included.
• Pardus XFCE input screen and settings were improved.
• Improvements were made in Pardus Computer application.
• The latest versions of corporate applications have been added to the warehouse.
• “Debian-Instals”, “Cinnamon-Spices-Extensions”, “Bluetooth-Battery-Meter”, “Thunar” projects were contributed.
• External applications in the warehouse (Android Studio, Pycharm, Google Chrome, Anydesk, TeamViewer, Vs Code…) have been updated and new external applications have been added.
• The Firefox version of the front internet browser was upgraded to 128.9.
• The Öntanımlı Office application “Libreoffice” has been updated.
• Backports versions updated.
• The server version has been updated.
• Vagrant and Docker images updated.
• The Linux kernel version was increased to 6.1.0-32.
• The Debian 12.10 updates were included in the package updates with the necessary patch and maintenance.
• Over 100 packages and patch updates were introduced to the board system.
• More than 1000 packages have been updated in the warehouse.

One of the biggest advantages of Pardus is To be completely free. In short, you can download and use the operating system without paying a license fee. This makes it an attractive alternative, especially for institutions and individuals with budget restrictions.

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