#debian-13

#debian-13

If you've recently upgraded to Debian 13 ("Trixie") or a newer version of Ubuntu and suddenly started seeing security warnings when running apt update (or apt update --audit), don't worry. You didn't do anything wrong. This is a side effect of a broader security change across modern Linux distributions. SHA-1 signatures are being deprecated, and repositories that still rely on them may now trigger warnings or audits. What changed? We've rotated our GPG keys to SHA-512 and re-signed our repositories to align with modern security standards, using Sequoia-PGP. In short: Stronger signatures Better compatibility with modern OS policies No more GPG warnings for supported versions

MX Linux 25 "Infinity" is now available, and the new version has some significant differences from the 2023 release, with things that used to be boot-time choices now more loaded pre-install decisions. Infinity is available in no fewer than seven different downloads. They are all for x86-64: there's no x86-32 edition any more. MX 25 is based on Debian 13, and since the parent distro no longer offers a 32-bit x86 edition, nor does MX Linux.