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Please be advised that the official domain for the Zenclora OS project has been updated. The website is no longer hosted at zenclora.org and has officially been migrated to nixovena.org/zenclora. All documentation, downloads, and related project resources will now be maintained exclusively at the new domain under the Nixovena Labs infrastructure.
Zenclora 3.0 is officially available. This major update introduces the MATE Desktop Environment as a lightweight, highly customizable alternative to Gnome, complete with integrated Conky setups. Alongside desktop and kernel performance enhancements, the Zen Package Manager (ZPM) has been completely rebuilt from the ground up in Python3. The new ZPM features a modern interface, 12-language support, and powerful new toolsets including Zen AI, Zen Security, and the all-new Zenthub Flatpak software center.
A new update, v2.6, is now available to resolve critical issues reported in the 2.5 release. This version specifically addresses driver conflict issues that occurred after the previous update. Furthermore, the bug preventing the Intel WIFI Driver from functioning correctly has been fixed. It is highly recommended that all users on version 2.5 update to this version for a more stable and reliable experience.
The latest update to Zenclora OS, version 2.5, is now available. This release prioritizes the desktop user experience with several UI adjustments and the introduction of a real-time system resource monitor in the top panel. Driver support has been significantly expanded and hardware compatibility improved to ensure Zenclora runs smoothly on an even wider variety of hardware configurations.
A critical update has been released to address compatibility issues with Debian 13.4.
This release resolves the installer bugs and ensures that the sudo command is correctly
configured in the final installed system. Additionally, several minor stability improvements have
been made to Zen Package Manager (ZPM), including the addition of the zpm command alias for improved flexibility.
This major release marks the transition to Zen Package Manager (ZPM), unifying
software installation, system management, and utility tools.
Support has been added for external packages like Librewolf, Mullvad, and
Signal, alongside high-performance bundles for gaming and development.
The update also features automatic Nvidia driver installation, significant kernel-level
optimizations to prevent stuttering, and a fresh visual overhaul for the Login Screen, Plymouth, and
Installer. Zenclora Fetch has also been updated to display version codenames.
Zenclora OS is replacing Zenclora Commands with ZPM (Zen Package Manager) in the next major update. ZPM will provide much broader software support. It combines both software management and system management in one unified tool. Many applications not available in Debian repositories can now be installed via ZPM.
An interim release has been published to fix bugs and introduce tested improvements. Several issues have been resolved and new commands have been added. Hardware compatibility has been significantly improved - Zenclora now supports a much wider range of devices. Performance settings have been balanced and refined for a smoother experience.
Zenclora 1.0 has been released! Zenclora uses the GNOME desktop environment and offers a Live mode for testing before installation. If you like what you see in Live mode, simply reboot from USB and select the Install option. Zenclora uses the official Debian Installer developed by the Debian team. Internet connection is required during installation.