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  "description": "This DietPi update brings enhanced graphics driver and camera stacks, and it also enables some software for Raspberry Pi 2 devices.",
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  "textContent": "The DietPi team has released an update to its Raspbian alternative, version 10.5. It's a minor release that optimizes some menus and fixes some issues, and it follows the release of DietPi 10.4 in May.\n\n## What's new\n\n  * **RustDesk Client for ARMv7:** The `dietpi-software` tool now lets you install the RustDesk client on ARMv7 devices.\n    * The RustDesk client lets you remote-in to other desktop computers, meaning you can use your DietPi device to control other desktops.\n    * The ARMv7 architecture was used in the Raspberry Pi 2.\n\n\n\n## What's getting better\n\n  * **Raspberry Pi graphics drivers:** As legacy GPU firmware has been deprecated, KMS and DRM drivers for graphics rendering are now enabled by default for each new app installed with the `dietpi-software` program.\n  * **Raspberry Pi camera stack:** You can now switch from the legacy RPi camera stack to the `libcamera` API in your `dietpi-config` settings.\n    * This is especially useful to those with a Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3.\n  * **Display settings:** The `dietpi-display` is now the standard tool for controlling display settings, including resolution and rotation. You also have access to GRUB display settings on all GRUB-installed devices rather than just in VMs.\n\n\n\n## Zooming out\n\n**Why this update matters:** DietPi's claim to fame is its hardware optimization for low-cost computers like the Raspberry Pi. That's increasingly important as computer costs as a whole skyrocket.\n\n**My take:** None of these updates affect the hardware or software I use with DietPi, but I'm glad to see continued development.\n\n## Diving in\n\n**The fineprint:** You can find more details and information about minor bugfixes in the 10.5 release notes on GitHub.\n\n**Get it now:** If you want to give DietPi a try for the first time, you can get a fresh image from the downloads section of the DietPi website. If you already have DietPi installed, you can get the update by running `dietpi-update` in the command line. Make sure your data is backed up before you begin.",
  "title": "Here's what's new in DietPi v10.5",
  "updatedAt": "2026-06-15T21:17:28.800Z"
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