The official version of OpenMandriva ROME 24.07 is now released! This latest version has been improved on the basis of the candidate version, updated the packages to provide the latest and safest experience for end users and developers.
Table of contents
- KDE Plasma 6 is used by default
- Versions and variants
- Enhanced MS Windows Compatibility
- OM-Welcome, a centralized configuration tool
- Software Update
- Security and Privacy
- AMD ROCm and Krita AI plug-ins
- Developers and Packaging
- Declarative build function
- Development Tools
- Future version
- Upgrade OpenMandriva ROME 24.07
- download
Main desktop environment changes
KDE Plasma 6 is used by default
ROME 24.07 uses KDE Plasma 6 as the desktop environment by default, providing a modern and intuitive user experience.
Versions and variants
In addition to the default Plasma 6 desktop, users can use other versions, including LXQt 2.0.0 (Qt6) and GNOME 46.3 .
A special ROME Plasma6 Wayland ISO version is also provided, but it should be noted that for most users, Wayland is not yet mature enough to replace X11 as the default desktop environment.
Users should note that the Wayland ISO image may not run in VirtualBox and will usually boot to a black screen. However, it works well in most hardware and QEmu using KVM .
Enhanced MS Windows Compatibility
OpenMandriva now provides improved options for running Windows applications.
The standard Wine Windows emulator is still available. Proton and Proton-experimental (usually used for Windows games in Steam) are now packages for OpenMandriva. This is the first time Proton is available outside of Steam without non-free code.
OM-Welcome, a centralized configuration tool
OM-Welcome , this new startup and configuration tool, combines the functions of oma-welcome and om-control-center , provides a convenient and integrated starting point for configuring the system and installing the software.
Software Update
OpenMandriva ROME 24.07 contains the latest version of popular software, including:
- Linux kernel 6.10 (built with Clang)
- KDE Plasma Desktop 6.1.3
- KDE Application 24.05.2
- KDE Framework 6.4
- Qt 6.7.2
- LibreOffice 24.2.5, integrating Qt 6 and Plasma 6
- Chromium Browser 126.0.6478.182 (Patched to disable Google spyware and re-enable JPEG-XL support)
- Firefox 128.0 (patched to disable data collection)
- Falkon 24.05.2
Security and Privacy
OpenMandriva prioritizes security and privacy by promptly resolving vulnerabilities and disabling spyware in your browser.
AMD ROCm and Krita AI plug-ins
This release adds support for AMD ROCm technology for compatible graphics cards and includes an AI image generation plug-in for Krita .
Developers and Packaging
Declarative build function
OpenMandriva introduces a new rpm declarative build feature that simplifies the build/installation instructions for many packages. This feature supports common build systems such as cmake , meson , autotools , and python .
Development Tools
Updated development tools include:
- LLVM/Clang 18.1.8
- GCC 14.1.0
- Glibc 2.39
- Systemd 255.7
- Mesa 24.1.4
Future version
Versions of various aarch64 devices will be available soon. The developers are also developing RISC-V ports, which are expected to be released in the next release.
Upgrade OpenMandriva ROME 24.07
To perform a complete update after installation, open the terminal and run the following command:
<code>sudo dnf clean all; dnf clean all; dnf repolist sudo dnf --refresh --allowerasing distro-sync</code>
For detailed instructions and known issues, visit the Release Notes and Errata pages.
download
New users can download OpenMandriva ROME 24.07 from SourceForge.
Have you tried the latest OpenMandriva? Very good! Please share your experience in the comment section below.
You can also share your impressions and report questions on the official forum (if any).
If there are any serious problems, submit a bug report.
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