Less than a month after its previous release, Tails 6.0 arrives, the new major release of the amnesic incognito live system, the most popular Linux distribution when it comes to privacy… if you know how. Of course.

So keep in mind that Tails is aimed, as the tagline details, as a live system that lives on a USB drive, although it does allow you to use persistent storage to keep files and settings. On the other hand, it is based on the use of the Tor network and the web browser with all that entails (great privacy, but limitations in terms of performance and what can be done, which will not be liked by everyone).world).

After very briefly explaining the basics of the distribution, we will focus on the new features of Tails 6.0, the main pillar of which is found in the base jump to Debian 12, and it is worth repeating everything that entails, including updating components such as the kernel Linux 6.1 LTS, Mesa 22.3 and the no less important desktop environment GNOME 43, from which various improvements stand out.

All information in Muylinux

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