PorteuX 2.2 Released: Kernel 6.16, GNOME 48.3, Wayland Fixes and More
PorteuX 2.2 is now available, bringing a fresh Linux kernel 6.16, updated desktop environments, and several improvements for Wayland sessions and Nvidia users. This release focuses on better performance, updated packages, and a smoother user experience.
What’s New in PorteuX 2.2?
- Linux Kernel 6.16 – Offers the latest hardware support and performance improvements.
- Updated Nvidia Driver (575.64.05) – Ensures better GPU compatibility and stability.
- GNOME 48.3 – Now available in the rolling “current” edition.
- KDE 6.4.2 – Included in current builds with contributions from the community.
- Wayland Enhancements in Xfce – Fixed keyboard shortcuts, improved lock screen, and better Nouveau driver video performance.
- Bug Fixes in KDE – Issues with arithmetic calls in KRunner and the weather widget have been resolved.
- Numerous Package Updates – Many applications and components have been updated in both stable and current branches.
Why Upgrade?
PorteuX remains a lightweight, modular, and fast Linux distribution. Version 2.2 makes it even more reliable, with modern kernel support and smoother Wayland sessions for desktops like Cinnamon, LXQt, and Xfce.
Download and Installation
64‑bit ISO images are available for Cinnamon, GNOME, KDE Plasma, LXDE, LXQt, MATE, and Xfce, in both Stable and Current editions. Visit the PorteuX GitHub releases page to download.