Besgnulinux 02-07_0 JWM is ready to use ~ BesGnuLinux

System information

Based on Debian 12 Bookworm (stable)

Version number: 02-07_0

DE: JWM

WM: JWM

Processor architecture: 64bit

Disk usage: average 8 GB

Ram usage: average 250 MB

Kernel: stable 6.1.0-28-amd64

Icon theme: curved-colors-slate-dark (Besgnulinux)

System theme: Besgnulinux-theme-dark

Installer: Calamares

Grub installation: UEFI and BIOS

New operations

All tools have been reorganized in this version.

Left click "Change time zone" and right click "Change calendar" features have been added to the clock on the panel.

"Run" tool has been added to the panel.

System menu and screen menu automatic settings have been made more sensitive.

"Third party software" tool has been improved considerably, it has been made to detect installed or not installed software.

You can change the title key colors according to your preference.

Xbindkeys tool, which is more advanced for assigning keyboard keys, has been added.

A separate study has been done for UEFI and Bios installation.

This version has undergone many processes and tests to be light, fast, usable and stable. It has been turned into a session where users can easily use it and find everything they are looking for. All operations, from activating the desktop to adding icons to the panel, have been adapted according to user preferences.

Besgnulinux 02-07_0 version, which I found very positive, can be installed on all old and new machines and those who have just stepped into GNU/Linux can use it without any difficulty.

Download here

besgnulinux-jwm-02-07_0

Besgnulinux 02-07_0 video

Verify iso

After downloading the iso file, enter the following command into the terminal to verify that it has been downloaded correctly.

md5sum ./besgnulinux-jwm-02-07_0-amd64.iso

If it gives this result, it has been downloaded correctly, if it is not the same, it has been downloaded corruptly.

754d2692c6ed98ee8dc25a4715e09d2c

You can also compare the md5 and sha1 verification results by clicking on the button with the "I" in the circle as seen in the image below from where you downloaded it.

Bios UEFI Option

After writing the ISO file to the USB, select the line that says UEFI for UEFI installation as seen in the picture below. For Bios installation, select the non-UEFI line from the Bios screen as in the second picture.