[05:16] schestowitz[05:16] schestowitzThe developers announced the new version in a post on the MX Linux blog. The distro is available with three different desktops: XFCE, KDE, and the lightweight Fluxbox window manager. The XFCE and Fluxbox versions are available for 32-bit processors, while all three support 64-bit Intel and AMD processors.
[05:16] schestowitzAll three variations are based on Debian 11.3 "Bullseye." While curious potential users can download the new version from the MX Linux download page, existing users can obtain the release through the usual upgrade channel. All releases also use version 5.16 of the Linux kernel.
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[05:31] schestowitz[05:31] schestowitzHigh-Performance Computing is the procedure of combining computational resources together as a single resource. The combined resources are often referred to as a supercomputer or a compute cluster. The reason this is done is to make it possible to deliver computational intensity and the ability to process complex computational workloads and applications at high speeds and in parallel. Those workloads [05:31] schestowitz require computing power and performance that is often beyond the capabilities of a typical desktop computer or a workstation.
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[05:39] schestowitz[05:39] schestowitzThe registration process of the IATA Travel Pass (ITP) is flawed. The flaw allows an attacker to create an ITP account impersonating any person, while only needing the victims passport details, but not the passport itself. This flaw is currently circumvented by requiring users to present their physical passports whenever an ITP account is being authenticated at a physical location.
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