A planned update of the rescue/antivirus disk was carried out - UALinux RescuePack 26.06.
UALinux RescuePack is a bootable disk with 7 antivirus scanners at once (BitDefender, ClamAV, Vba32, Trellix, Eset, eScan, COMODO) designed to fight computer viruses both on infected systems (MS Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, etc.) and on individual media/files.
It also contains tools for recovering the system or deleted/damaged files.
This "live" system is a more powerful alternative to such disks as Dr.Web LiveDisk and Kaspersky Rescue Disk, as it contains not one, but several antiviruses at once.
The boot options include the option to completely load the system into RAM (this feature requires at least 8 GB of RAM on the computer being booted from). This ensures increased performance after boot and allows you to free up space on the USB port or optical drive by ejecting the bootable media (USB drive or DVD).
What's new:
Ubuntu Server*Pack - Ubuntu Server Pack is a complete set of server software that allows you to deploy a full-fledged Enterprise server(s).
It is ready for use and integration in any existing IT environment, both heterogeneous, in which other servers are already present, and other platforms.
The kit is a self-contained solution, which allows its full implementation both in a completely isolated and closed corporate network (enterprise or government institution) with limited access without the ability to access the Internet, and in an open network with access to the Internet.
Full list of updates:
Updated Ubuntu*Pack 22.04 distribution. It is available for free download and is presented as 11 independent systems with different interfaces: Ubuntu (from Canonical), Budgie, Cinnamon, DDE (Deepin desktop environment), GNOME 3, KDE (Kubuntu), LikeWin (interface in Windows 10 style), LXqt (Lubuntu), MATE, Unity, Xfce (Xubuntu).
The updated version of the distribution contains extended drivers to support Intel graphics cards, GIMP 3.x, LibreOffice 26.x, and all updates through June 2026.
Full list of updates:
The Zimbra Open Source 10.1.16 mail system build has been released, featuring support for Ubuntu 24.04 for the first time, but is currently in BETA status.
It can already be installed and used for testing, but it is not yet recommended to use it in real-world conditions, to avoid unstable operation and potential risks of lost email messages.
For Ubuntu 20.04 and Ubuntu 22.04, Zimbra Open Source 10.1.16 builds are stable.
Zimbra Open Source from UALinux is a turnkey mail server that meets the needs of modern organizations and developers. This distribution provides the ability to take advantage of all the benefits of Zimbra while maintaining high standards of quality and reliability, thanks to the fact that it is based on the latest source codes from the official Zimbra repository.
For more information about the Zimbra mail system and to obtain a link to download the Zimbra Open Source Edition 10 distribution, please visit our page.
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