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Systemd-Free Debian, Devuan Version 6.0 "Excalibur" is Available Now

Devuan, the fork of Debian that uses the SysV init system instead of systemd, has announced the release of its sixth version, Devuan 6. This release emphasizes stability and enhanced usability, catering to users who prefer a traditional init system while still benefiting from updated software packages.

This new version brings improvements in performance and system security, along with a host of updates to its core packages. Users can expect better compatibility with various hardware, making it easier to run Devuan on older machines. The Devuan team has also focused on refining the user experience with usability enhancements that streamline workflows.

For those in the DevOps community looking for a reliable and flexible Linux distribution, Devuan 6 provides an attractive option. Its adherence to the Unix philosophy and commitment to simplicity aligns well with DevOps practices that value efficiency and transparency in system management. As more teams recognize the importance of choosing the right tools for their infrastructure, Devuan stands out as a worthy contender, emphasizing freedom and choice in software management.