Release Notes For R14.1.1
Overview
The Trinity Desktop Environment is a complete software desktop environment designed for Unix-like operating systems, intended for computer users preferring a traditional desktop model, and is free/libre software.
R14.1.1 is the first maintenance release of the R14.1.x series.
Highlights
This section lists some of the most important changes introduced by this release.
Several items in this list refer to a multitude of commits, so direct link to them has not been provided to avoid cluttering the overall page.
Please refer to the detailed commit change log for further information.
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New applications
New functionalities
Enhancements
Bug fixes
Renames and moves
Removed applications, code repositories or features
Deprecated applications
Distro support
CMake conversions and dropped autotools
Additional info
- R14.1.1 release notes on TGW
- TGW issue list
- Detailed commit change log
Getting TDE
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Installation instructions and binary packages are immediately available for:
- Debian (Stretch, Buster, Bullseye)
- Ubuntu (Xenial, Bionic, Focal, Impish, Jammy, Kinetic, Lunar)
- Devuan (Ascii, Beowulf, Chimaera)
- Raspbian (Buster, Bullseye)
- Arch
- RedHat/CentOs (RHEL 7/8/9)
- Fedora (37)
- OpenSUSE (Leap)
- Mageia (8)
Packages for the following distributions are being built by their respective maintainers and may be already available or will be soon:
Live CDs with TDE R14.1.1 preinstalled are or will be available soon on the LiveCDs page.
Previous release notes
Release notes for previous versions of TDE are avaiable at these links.
- Previous release (R14.1.0)
- Older R14.0.x release notes.
FreeBSD Support
TDE continues to offer support for FreeBSD.
Progress has been made on how to simplify keeping ports up to date and complying to the standard /usr/ports structure. "TDE port maps" data for each invidivual port have been added to the tde-packaging repository and a new "tde-ports-map" script is used to synchronize its content with the standard /usr/ports location. Additionally, a new "tde-meta" port has been added to simplify building and installation of ports using the new framework: this meta port does not contain any code but depends on all ports of the TDE umbrella.
Credits and acknowledgements
We thanks all the people that are (or have been) involved in making TDE the great desktop environment that it is.
Infrastructure
We would like to thank IntegriCloud for kindly providing a powerful physical server based on a secure POWER9 architecture that serves as the TDE primary host and as a very powerful builder for ppc64el packages.
We would like to thank vpsFree for kindly providing free hosting for some of the TDE services, most notably our self-hosted TDE Gitea Workspace and TDE Weblate Translation Workspace.
We would like to thank all the mirrors for kindly providing free hosting for the TDE packages and archive.
Translators
We would like to thank all the people who have used the TDE Weblate Translation Workspace to improve translations for many languages. We are looking forward for further contributions in future.
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Contribute to TDE development
The TDE development team is small but friendly. If you wish to participate in the TDE development process, please visit the Get involved page for additional information.
There are many things you can contribute to, from documentation review to bug fixes as well as brand new software features or applications.
Feedback from our users is also an integral part of a large scale, user-experience oriented project such as TDE. Whether you want to report a bug, suggest an improvement or simply let us know your opinion about TDE, please feel free to contact us. Three good places to start communication are the official TGW site (user guide here), the project's mailing lists and the bug tracker.
Donate to the TDE Project
Creating TDE requires significant computing resources and bandwidth. Please consider helping to keep us online with a donation on our donations page. Without your financial assistance, TDE would not be possible!