This is, after all, a mostly volunteer operation, just like all the other of Linux's seemingly infinite number of community-based operating systems. There is no reason why MX Linux 21, the newest version of yet another of Linux's seemingly infinite number of community-based operating systems, should be this well done. Listen to the Podcast edition of this week's DistroWatch Weekly in OGG (13MB) and MP3 (10MB) formats. New distributions: Itd OS, DragonOS, Potabi.Opinion poll: Predictable release schedules.
Torrent corner: Arch, Archman, Fedora, FuguIta, KDE neon, LibreELEC, PrimTux, Voyager Live. Released last week: Fedora 35, Voyager Live 21.10. Questions and answers: Comparing kernel efficiency. News: Mint polishes desktop tools, Rocky Linux team answers questions, Haiku makes kernel build adjustment. We wish you all a fantastic week and happy reading! Do you like it when distributions run on a fixed schedule or do you prefer a "wait until it's ready" approach to new versions? Let us know in this week's Opinion Poll. One of last week's releases was Fedora 35, a project which uses a predictable (if often flexible) schedule. Plus we are pleased to share the releases of the past week and list the torrents we are seeding. Then we discuss kernel efficiency and what factors to consider when trying to measure kernel performance. The Rocky developers talked about what makes their distribution special, how it came to be, and their relationship with other members of the Red Hat family of distributions. We also talk about changes to Haiku's driver compatibility and link to an open forum held by the Rocky Linux team. 
In our News section we share improvements coming to the Linux Mint project along with changes to Mint's Firefox package. This week Jeff Siegel takes MX Linux 21 for a test drive and reports on his impressions of the distribution. The project has attracted attention in recent years for its unusual desktop layout and out of the box functionality. MX Linux is a Debian-based project which provides a mid-weight, desktop distribution with a collection of custom configuration utilities. Welcome to this year's 44th issue of DistroWatch Weekly!
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