Say goodbye to Microsoft Windows 11: Nitrux Linux 3.7.1 is the operating system you need!
If you’re tired of Windows 11 and ready for a fresh start, Nitrux 3.7.1 is absolutely worth exploring. This Linux-based distribution has just rolled out its latest update (build 311024.sp), featuring Linux 6.11.5-1 (Liquorix), a setup that targets performance, security, and compatibility enhancements.
For those willing to give Nitrux a shot, a clean installation with the latest media is recommended to avoid any compatibility issues. Existing users of Nitrux 3.7.0 can review the upgrade notes for a smooth transition to the latest release. Among its software updates, you’ll find Firefox at version 132.0, MESA 3D Graphics Library to 24.2.4, NVIDIA’s Linux driver at 565.57.01, and AMD’s Open Source Driver for Vulkan. Additionally, Nitrux now incorporates the latest Linux firmware, bringing broad support across various hardware -- from Qualcomm’s Wi-Fi 6 chips to Intel’s integrated graphics.
Say goodbye to Windows 11: Nitrux Linux 3.7.0 is the operating system you need!
It’s time to ditch Windows 11 and embrace Nitrux for a smoother, more streamlined experience without the bloat. Nitrux, built on a lightweight foundation, offers a sleek, efficient system tailored for modern users. With its unique NX Desktop, the OS is fast, responsive, and provides a visually appealing interface, making it a compelling alternative for those tired of Windows’ sluggish updates and resource-heavy performance.
Nitrux 3.7.0 has officially launched (download here), offering a variety of updates, bug fixes, and performance improvements, making it an ideal Linux distribution for users looking to switch from Microsoft's buggy OS. Built on the Liquorix kernel version 6.10.12-1 and the updated Debian base snapshot, this release brings several important package updates to ensure an improved user experience.