The release of the T2 SDE 21.6 meta-distribution has taken place, providing an environment for creating custom distributions, cross-compilation, and maintaining package versions up to date. Distributions can be built based on Linux, Minix, Hurd, OpenDarwin, Haiku, and OpenBSD. Among the popular distributions built on the T2 system is Puppy Linux. The project offers basic bootable ISO images with a minimal graphical environment in versions with Musl library (653MB) and Glibc (896MB). Over 2000 packages are available for building.
The new release adds support for the architectures arc, avr32, x32, and nios2, bringing the total number of supported hardware architectures to 22 (alpha, arc, arm, arm64, avr32, hppa, ia64, m68k, mipsel, mips64, nios2, ppc, ppc64-32, ppc64le, riscv, riscv64, s390x, sparc64, superh, x86, x86-64, and x32). Component versions have been updated, including GCC 11, Linux kernel 5.17.15, LLVM/Clang 14, GCC 12.1, as well as the latest releases of X.org, Mesa, Firefox, Rust, GNOME, and KDE.
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