Just one month after EuroLinux 9.1, the EuroLinux team announced the arrival of EuroLinux 9.2, which comes with a variety of new features, improvements, and package updates. The EuroLinux 9.2 depot now includes updated versions of Performance Co-Pilot, Python 3.11, Nginx 1.22, and PostgreSQL 15. Although the latest version maintains compatibility with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.2.



EuroLinux 9.2 has some very similar improvements to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.2 to ensure compatibility with it. In terms of security, OpenSSL 3.0.7, SCAP Security Guide 0.1.66, Clevis with external tokens, and Rsyslog privileges limited to minimize security exposure are all included. EuroLinux 9.2 also boasts upgrades and updates such as Python 3.11, nginx 1.22, PostgreSQL 15, Git to version 2.39.1, glibc 2.34, binutils 2.35.2, and Gaia updates.

Additionally, Java implementations, an improved on-prem image builder, customized files in the /etc directory, auditing events for Podman, and Toolbox are available. The CNI network stack is deprecated.

This new version boasts an updated kernel with enhanced performance and security features. The kernel improvements include better support for modern hardware, improved power management, and strengthened defenses against cyber threats.
From a development perspective, EuroLinux 9.2 introduces upgraded libraries and development tools, enabling programmers to build and deploy applications more efficiently. The release emphasizes containerization and virtualization technologies, offering developers a robust platform for creating scalable and portable software solutions.

Furthermore, the upgraded release focuses on user experience, featuring a refreshed desktop environment and modernized UI components. This attention to detail enhances usability and productivity, ensuring a seamless experience for end users. Additionally, the inclusion of updated productivity tools and applications caters to diverse user needs, promoting a more efficient workflow.

The Upgraded EuroLinux 9.2 represents a significant advancement in the Linux ecosystem, delivering a compelling blend of performance, security, and usability enhancements. Whether for developers, businesses, or individual users, the latest release sets a new standard for reliability and innovation in the open-source community.