The 4MLinux 50.1 STABLE release features the new Linux kernel 6.12.73, which can be installed effortlessly using the command "zk update." This update improves audio playback on older hardware, enhances support for NVMe SSDs and Ryzen CPUs, and removes a memory-consuming "auto-repair" script from the previous version. Users will notice better performance and a more reliable system experience after running the update. To update, simply open a terminal, type the command, and reboot the system once the installation is complete

4MLinux 50.1 STABLE Release: Update Your System with Improved Performance

The latest 4MLinux 50.1 STABLE release includes the Linux kernel 6.12.73, which can be installed using a single terminal command, "zk update." This new kernel addresses issues with sluggish audio playback on older hardware and also improves support for NVMe SSDs and Ryzen CPUs. The update eliminates an unnecessary "auto-repair" script that was taking up system memory in the prior version, making it a welcome change for power users. Running the "zk update" command will automatically pull the new kernel, install it, and clean up old packages, providing a smoother and more reliable system experience.

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