Amarok Linux 3.1.1 Released, New updates have been released for Amarok 3.1.1 .
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The Amarok Linux 3.1.1 release that is based on Debian Testing "Bullseye" has just been
released.
The most notable new feature is the new official Amarok Desktop: GNOME.
GNOME brings a modern and innovative system together with the stability of Debian.
In this new version, we bring “attractive” news to existing users as well as new users.
First, we updated the System Base, the Kernel was updated to the latest version (5.10.46),
among other implementations and updates!
changelog GNOME Software was replaced by Amarok Install
(fork of Mintinstall) for its convenience and ease of searching for applications within
the system; The Language Settings application was added,
to be able to install language add-ons to the system or change the native language for
one of your choice, in the version with “XFCE”; Updated Base (base-files) for Debian 11;
Amarok Linux now has AmarokSystem. AmarokSystem is a basic Amarok system package used by the
desktop and other Amarok tools to gather information and process common system tasks;
The “About Amarok” application was redesigned and now has the option to Export System Report;
From this version, the Amarok Welcome application (Welcome Screen) was added, which helps the
user with Updates, Backups, System Settings, Firewall and also with the Application Manager
(Amarok Install); Kernel updated to 5.10.46 LTS;
Firefox 90 VLC 3.0.16
And many other updates from Debian itself.
Amarok Linux is a GNU / Linux desktop distribution based entirely on Debian 10 ('Buster'). It
is supplied with a modern XFCE Desktop with its main vision in a good-looking multimedia
system, which allows work to be carried out. It is also a flexible system and very useful
on flash drives.
Amarok focuses on providing an elegant and immediate experience for users. Therefore,
we provide a pleasant and simple overall appearance, in addition to a lot of multimedia tools,
such as codecs, audio and video player.
System Requirements Minimum Requirements
CPU: 1 GHz dual core (64 bit)
RAM: 1 GiB
Storage: 8 GB
Screen Resolution: 1024x768 VGA
Installation Medium: CD/DVD or USB
Recommended Requirements CPU:
2 GHz (64 bit) RAM:
2 GiB Storage:
20 GB Screen Resolution:
1366x768 VGA, HDMI or DVI Installation Medium:
CD/DVD or USB
New updates have been released for Amarok 3.1 .
You can install updates by running commands in the terminal window:
sudo apt update sudo apt dist-upgrade -yq
sudo apt auto-remove Then, still in Terminal, you will need to
uninstall the following programs with the following command:
sudo apt remove gnome-software gnome-software-plugin-flatpak software-properties-gtk --auto-remove
changelog GNOME Software was replaced by Amarok Install
(fork of Mintinstall) for its convenience and ease of searching for applications within
the system; The Language Settings application was added,
to be able to install language add-ons to the system or change the native language for
one of your choice; Updated Base (base-files) for Debian 11;
Amarok Linux now has AmarokSystem. AmarokSystem is a basic Amarok system package used by the
desktop and other Amarok tools to gather information and process common system tasks;
The “About Amarok” application was redesigned and now has the option to Export System Report;
And many other updates from Debian itself. Always keep your system up to date so you
can always be getting the latest updates from both Amarok and Debian!
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