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Azure Linux 2.0 reaches end of life, requiring AKS Arc users to upgrade by Paul Hill Microsoft has warned that Azure Linux 2.0, used in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) enabled by Azure Arc, will reach its end of life on July 31, 2025, necessitating users to upgrade. After this date, Microsoft will no longer provide updates, security patches, or support for Azure Linux 2.0. The longer it is used after this date, the more vulnerable systems will become due to a lack of patches. Azure Linux 3.0 brings significant upgrades to core components that enhance performance, security, and the developer experience. The Linux kernel is upgraded from version 5.15 to 6.6, bringing performance and hardware compatibility improvements. The Containerd package has been updated from version 1.6.26 to 1.7.13, improving container management. The SystemD package has been upgraded from version 250 to 255, streamlining system and service management, and OpenSSL has jumped from version 1.1.1k to 3.3.0, providing enhanced encryption and security. Azure Linux 3.0 also brings more packages and better tooling. Major versions of Azure Linux are typically supported for three years, with Azure Linux 3.0’s EOL projected for Summer 2027. It became generally available in August 2024.Microsoft said that users must migrate to Azure Linux 3.0 by upgrading their Azure Local instances to the 2507 release when it becomes available. After the Azure Local instance has been upgraded, users can then upgrade their Kubernetes clusters. Microsoft gives you the option to remain on the same Kubernetes version during this upgrade by providing the same version number on the aksarc upgrade command. After upgrading, you can verify the kernel version on your Linux nodes by adjusting the file path in this command: kubectl --kubeconfig /path/to/aks-cluster-kubeconfig get nodes -o wide This upgrade is mandatory for continued support. If you want to learn more, check out Microsoft’s announcement which also includes how to reach out to the AKS Arc team if you need to. -
PDF-XChange Editor 10.6.1.397 by Razvan Serea PDF-XChange Editor is a comprehensive PDF editor that allows you to create, view, edit, annotate, and digitally sign PDF documents with ease. With advanced features like OCR, document security, and PDF optimization, PDF-XChange Editor is a powerful tool for both personal and professional use. Whether you need to edit text, images, or links, or add comments, stamps, or watermarks, PDF-XChange Editor provides all the necessary tools to make your PDFs look perfect. Additionally, it supports a wide range of file formats, including PDF, XPS, and DOCX, making it easy to convert and share your documents. PDF-XChange Editor key features: Edit text and images in PDF documents Add and remove pages from PDF files Annotate and markup PDFs with comments, highlights, and stamps Use OCR to convert scanned documents into searchable text Create and fill out PDF forms Sign and certify PDF documents digitally Add and edit hyperlinks within PDFs Extract text and images from PDF files Batch process multiple PDF files at once Customize the interface to your preferences Work with multiple documents in tabs Convert PDFs to other formats such as Word, Excel, and HTML Use advanced redaction tools to permanently remove sensitive information Add customizable headers and footers to PDFs Merge multiple PDF documents into a single file Split PDF documents into multiple files Add watermarks to PDF documents Use the measurement tools to calculate distances and areas in PDFs ....and much more PDF-XChange Editor 10.6.1.397 changelog: New Features Added offline support for MIP-protected documents. Bug Fixes & Improvements Fixed some security and stability issues. Click here for further information. Fixed an issue with DocuSign when a document name is very long. Fixed a very rare issue when opening password-protected files. (46285) Fixed an issue with moving content items in some cases, where arrow keys became unexpectedly deselected under certain conditions. (T# 7476) (40279) Fixed an issue with disabling the Zoom In/Out tool after using the Snapshot tool. (46330) Fixed an issue with an unintentional button press when the Autoscroll command was executed under specific conditions. (46289) Fixed an issue with resetting object selections when panning with mouse middle button. (46358) Fixed an issue with adding a highlight when starting to drag directly above the comment that is itself above base content text. (46410) Fixed an issue with adding a guideline by dragging from the ruler while a text comment or base content is being edited. (45858) Fix the call to app.clearTimeOut after the timeout handler was executed and the associated timer was unregistered. Improved static XFA support. Fixed an issue when adding Insert/Replace text markup comments to the first word in a text line. (47120) For a complete list of changes and more detailed information, please refer to the official PDF-XChange Editor Version History. Download: PDF-XChange Editor (64-bit) | Portable ~300.0 MB (Shareware) Download: PDF-XChange Editor (32-bit) | Portable ~200.0 MB Download: PDF-XChange ARM64 | 264.0 MB Download: PDF-XChange Portable @PortableApps.com | 97.0 MB View: PDF-XChange Editor Website | Screenshot Get alerted to all of our Software updates on Twitter at @NeowinSoftware -
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By eilegz · Posted
many people specially intel users stick with 23h2 because for some 24h2 have degraded performance, meanwhile they took 4 years to fix ryzen performance, amd and microsoft put the work to optimize but now crippling intel. for me windows 11 it feels like a beta OS, its not stable or reliable, every patch tuesday you have to pray that they dont break something. -
By yoco · Posted
Hi all! My motherboard is Gigabyte x570 Gaming X, and believe it or not I just realised it has two M2 slots 😅 So I wanna buy a new SSD, which would mostly be used for gaming. What would you recommend I buy? Is 990 Evo Plus good choice?
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