DietPi:

DietPi is a lightweight and optimized OS based on Linux, specifically designed for single-board computers and small-scale devices. It aims to provide a minimal and efficient environment for running various applications and services while consuming minimal system resources.

These are the March updates for DietPi v9.2:

Enhancements:

• NanoPi R4S Image Enhancement: This update brings significant improvements to the NanoPi R4S image, enhancing its performance and stability.
• DietPi-Tools | DietPi-Banner: Now shows current RAM usage, a useful addition for monitoring system performance. Credits to @Andr3Carvalh0 for this implementation (MichaIng/DietPi!6844).
• DietPi-Software Improvements:
  • Enhanced usability: dietpi-software list can now run concurrently with other instances and as a non-root user.
  • Gogs/Gitea Support: Enhanced for SSH repository usage, with default setups now including necessary user configurations.

Key Bug fixes:

• NanoPi R4S: An issue with the Ethernet adapter disappearing after a soft reboot has been resolved.
• DietPi-Globals: Fixed a bug where concurrent script detection prevented script start.
• DietPi-Tools | DietPi-Config: Resolved Wi-Fi and HDMI audio issues on Raspberry Pi systems, including a conflict with full KMS display driver.

Specific Software Fixes:

• PaperMC: Installation issues of Geyser and Floodgate plugins due to changed URLs and config syntax have been addressed.
• Nextcloud: An issue with MIME type serving of assets in the updated Nginx config was resolved, with a backport to v9.1.
• Home Assistant: Fixed a problem with core integrations on x86_64 and ARMv8 systems lacking a C++ compiler.
• IceCast/DarkIce and LXQt: Addressed service start failure and installation issues on specific systems.

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Further information

DietPi continues to emphasize performance and stability enhancements in each release. For more details and a complete list of updates, users can visit DietPi’s GitHub page to view all the changes in release 9.2.