Released last week: Ubuntu 22.10, antiX 22, OpenBSD 7.2.Questions and answers: Learning who ran sudo and setting up firewall.News: Rolling Rhino Remix gets fresh start, Fedora planning to modernize live media, FreeBSD quarterly report.We wish you all a wonderful week and happy reading! Plus we are pleased to share a list of the releases of the past week and share the torrents we are seeding. What software do you use to manage your firewall? Let us know in the Opinion Poll what works best for you. In this week's Questions and Answers column we explore some firewall utilities and discuss when using particular tools might be useful. One area where there is a lot of choice is in the realm of firewall management. Linux distributions typically supply multiple desktop environments, compilers, web browser, music players, and package managers. In the Linux community there are typically many ways to approach solving a problem. Jesse Smith takes XeroLinux for a test drive and reports on his experience with the Arch-based project in this week's Feature Story. The XeroLinux project ships a rolling release distribution with a customized KDE Plasma desktop and various tweaks. First though we turn our attention to an Arch Linux-based project called XeroLinux. The Fedora team wants to make it easier to build and use Fedora's live media and we share highlights below. We also report on a proposal to modernize the Fedora distribution's live media. This project is undergoing key changes in its approach and we talk about this and the project's rebirth in our News section. One of these respins is Rolling Rhino Remix, a rolling release approach to working with Ubuntu. New version of Ubuntu always send ripples through the open source community as new packages and technology make it into various respins and child distributions. The news was dominated this week by the launch of a new, short-term support release of Ubuntu, along with the distribution's many community editions.
Welcome to this year's 43rd issue of DistroWatch Weekly!
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