In short, Daniel Robbins introduced another release, let's welcome Funtoo Linux 1.4.
Features:
- based on the meta-repo snapshot of Gentoo Linux from June 21, 2019 (with backports of security fixes);
- base system: gcc-9.2.0, binutils-2.32, glibc-2.29, openrc-0.41;
- debian-sources-lts-4.19.37;
- updates in the OpenGL subsystem: libglvnd (alternative to eselect opengl), mesa-19.1 (vulkan support), nvidia-drivers-430.26;
- Gnome 3.32, KDE Plasma 5.16;
- as an alternative to manually installing video subsystem settings via USE and VIDEO_CARDS, the Funtoo Graphics Mix-Ins set: gfxcard-amdgpu, gfxcard-ancient-ati, gfxcard-intel, gfxcard-nouveau, gfxcard-nvidia, gfxcard-older-ati, fxcard-radeon — Mix-ins;
- LXC 3.0.4, LXD 3.14 with GPU acceleration support in containers, it is said that even Steam can be run;
- perl-5.28, python-3.7, oracle-jre-bin-1.8.0.202;
- and the cherry on top — dev-lang/dart-2.3.2.
Links:
- Funtoo Linux 1.4 Release Notes
- Upgrade Instructions/1.4-release
- Make.conf/VIDEO CARDS
- Funtoo/LXD
- LXD/GPU Acceleration
And more useful things:
And to preempt questions like “What’s this latest clone of Gentoo?...”:
P.S. Although the release for testing was available since June and officially occurred in mid-August, work continues on the installation documentation to incorporate the latest updates.
Source: linux.org.ru
