Colorado Release of Tiny Core Linux 7.0 Brings Powerful Performance and Essential Security Updates
Get ready to transform your digital experience with Tiny Core Linux 7.0, the latest release by the pioneering team behind one of the most compact GNU/Linux distributions available in the market. Available for download from official sources, Tiny Core Linux 7.0 has been in the works for over a month, undergoing three Beta releases and two RC versions.
Designed to deliver exceptional performance on desktops, servers, nettops, and even appliances, Tiny Core is now packed with more features than ever before. The 7.0 release boasts a Linux kernel from the 4.2 series, featuring version 4.2.9, maintained by Ubuntu. Despite reaching end of life in December 2015, this kernel has been given a makeover with the latest security patches to optimize its capabilities.
Notable enhancements include custom configurations for enabling minstrel for a variety of wireless cards, disabling vmmouse for Xvesa and VMWare, and setting the CPU limit to 64 on the 64-bit version. BusyBox has been updated to 1.24.1 and patched to address the “crontab -e” error, while Glibc 2.22 is now included to safeguard against the DNS vulnerability that has been making headlines recently.
But that’s not all – Tiny Core Linux 7.0 comes with a host of other updates and applications, including GCC 5.2.0, util-linux 2.27, and e2fsprogs 1.42.13. The updated tc-config component now uses the full path for hwclock, delivering a more seamless user experience.
So what are you waiting for? Download Tiny Core Linux 7.0 now and take your digital experience to the next level. Check out the official announcement for known issues, and join the growing community that is embracing the power of Tiny Core Linux.
