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Peropesis 3.2 Released – Linux with Pure CLI, Blender Performance Gains, and Linux 7.1 HDMI Support for RISC-V

The Linux distribution Peropesis 3.2 has been released, continuing its focus on a pure command-line environment with Kernel 6.18.2 and Bash 5.3. Meanwhile, the fourth iteration of Virtual Swap Space patches aims to enhance Linux's swap design, while Linux 7.1 is expected to bring working HDMI support for the affordable Lichee Pi 4A RISC-V board. Additionally, Blender 5.1 delivers noticeable CPU rendering performance improvements on Linux systems.

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Linux 7.0: New Security Features, File System Improvements, and Ceph Support

Linux 7.0 introduces key updates including user-space control-flow integrity (CFI) support for RISC-V to enhance security against ROP attacks, alongside an optimized strlen implementation. The NTFS3 driver gains improvements such as better readahead, fsync optimizations, and delayed allocation support, while the competing NTFS Remake driver continues development. AppArmor receives enhancements like per-permission tagging and execpath in user namespaces, improving security and debugging. Additionally, the Linux 7.0 kernel adds AES256K key support for Ceph authentication based on Kerberos 5 / AES256-CTS-HMAC384-192, expanding Ceph's encryption capabilities.