SparkyLinux Releases New and Improved Version: Sparky 6.6 “Po Tolo”
Experience the power of Debian-based GNU/Linux distro with Sparky 6.6, now equipped with the latest updates and features. Outrank other distros with Sparky’s new feature that allows running Sparky Live from a flash drive and saving your work effortlessly. Don’t wait, try it out now!
Get Ahead with Sparky 6.6 “Po Tolo” – The Ultimate Debian-Based GNU/Linux Distro
Experience lightning-fast performance with Sparky’s latest update, now based on Debian 11 and featuring the Linux Kernel 5.10.166 LTS. You can also install the latest version of Linux Kernel 6.1 from Sparky unstable repos. But that’s not all, Sparky 6.6 also comes with new and improved features, making it the ultimate choice for your Linux needs.
Upgrade to the Best – Sparky 6.6 “Po Tolo” Brings the Latest and Greatest
Stay updated with the newest software and system updates, as Sparky 6.6 includes upgrades from Debian and Sparky stable repos as of February 4, 2023. Choose from a variety of desktop environments including LXQt, Xfce, and KDE Plasma 5.20.5, and enjoy popular applications like Firefox 102.7.0.0esr, Thunderbird 102.6.0, and LibreOffice 7.0.4.
Seamlessly Switch Between Desktop Environments
Sparky 6.6 makes it easy to customize your desktop experience. Choose from LXQt, Xfce, KDE Plasma, Openbox, or CLI (text mode) to suit your preferences. And with the ability to run Sparky Live from a flash drive and save your work, switching between desktop environments has never been easier.
Get Sparky 6.6 “Po Tolo” Now – Installation Made Simple
Installing the latest update on Sparky 6.x is a breeze. Just type the command “sparky -upgrade” in your terminal and you’re all set. Sparky 6 is available for amd64, i686, and armhf processors with a variety of desktop environments to choose from.
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