Nitrux 3.6.1 Debuts as an Alternative for Windows 11 Users Facing Performance Issues

Nitrux, a Debian-based Linux distribution focused on simplicity and performance, has launched version 3.6.1, codenamed “lp.” This update brings various enhancements and fixes, designed to improve the user experience for both newcomers and existing users.

For those considering a switch from Windows 11, Nitrux 3.6.1 offers a compelling alternative, particularly for users facing performance and resource issues with Microsoft's operating system, especially on older hardware. Nitrux is lightweight, fast, and highly customizable, providing a more efficient computing experience.

A key highlight of this release is the use of the Linux 6.9.12-2 (Liquorix) kernel, optimized for performance and low latency, making Nitrux ideal for tasks requiring a responsive system, whether for development, media production, or everyday use.

Key updates in Nitrux 3.6.1 “lp” include:

• Updated Software: New versions of essential software, such as Firefox 129.0.2 and NVIDIA Linux x64 Display Driver 560.35.03, are included for improved performance, security, and hardware compatibility.
• Optimized System Configurations: Enhancements to TLP and Sysctl configurations improve battery life, system performance, and data integrity. The Calamares installer now operates without requiring an active internet connection, simplifying the installation process.
• Enhanced Language Support: Expanded language options now include Bulgarian, Ukrainian, Georgian, Korean, among others, ensuring a more inclusive user experience globally.
• New Tools and Utilities: The introduction of pipx, a package manager for Python applications, and desktop launchers for applications like LibreOffice and Bauh, offer users a comprehensive suite of tools right from installation.

Nitrux 3.6.1 is now available for download, providing a robust and efficient alternative to Windows 11 for those seeking a streamlined operating system.

Source: Brian Fagioli / BetaNews