Available now is the latest release of SYSTEMRESCUE 10.0, a specialized Live-based Arch Linux designed to restore systems after a malfunction. This release uses the XFCE graphic environment and has an ISO-image size of 747 MB for both AMD64 and i686.
In the new version, several changes have been introduced. The Linux nucleus is updated to branch 6.1, and support for the GRUB LOOPBACK.CFG configuration file option, grub.cfg, has been added for loading LIVE District from the ISO file. Also, processors have been added for setting up loading using GRUB and Syslinux. The Gui_autostart setting has been included to perform programs after launching the X-server.
Moreover, the driver XF86-Video-QXL has returned to the supply, while outdated automatic launch regime (autoruns =) has been removed. Additional features include passwords Pass and Qtpass, as well as the inclusion of packages such as Casync, StressApptest, Stress-H, and TK.
The release comes with a live image, which can be used to create bootable USB sticks or DVD/CD drives. Users can access the ISO image downloads on the official website.
The new version of SYSTEMRESCUE 10.0 is an excellent solution for those who need to repair their system and restore data. Designed to offer flexibility and ease of use, it is a useful tool for anyone in need of computer recovery.