Linux Lite 7.0 RC1 Released

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I've been doing more research on the "Lite-Tweaks" issue and the problem could be related to the 3.44 version of zenity not having the "WebKit" option enabled/compiled into the binary any longer (LL6.6 had zenity 3.42.1, which was before the change).

Some info from the zenity Change log page:

3.44.0-2
Superseded in mantic-release on 2023-07-18
Deleted in mantic-proposed on 2023-07-20 (Reason: Moved to mantic)

zenity (3.44.0-2) experimental; urgency=medium

  * Team upload
  * d/control.in, d/rules: Disable WebKit integration (--html option).
    This adds several "heavy" dependencies, notably WebKit itself, but
    also video and spellchecking among others, which are undesired for
    a simple interactive dialog.
    The WebKit feature is disabled by default upstream, and several
    major distributions (including at least the Fedora/Red Hat family,
    Arch and openSUSE) don't enable it in their packaging, so portable
    software cannot rely on this option being available. According to
    codesearch.debian.net, none of the packages with a dependency on
    zenity use the --html option.
    The beginning of the Debian 13 cycle seems a good time to make this
    sort of potentially disruptive change; most likely nobody will notice
    this feature going away, but if we get bug reports, we can consider
    other options such as having a zenity-minimal package without HTML
    support, or having a zenity-full package with it.
    (Closes: #777608, #942362)
  * d/control.in: Remove version constraints in Build-Depends unnecessary
    since bullseye (oldstable)
    - libgtk-3-dev
    - libnotify-dev
    - meson

Source: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/zenity/+changelog

As a test, try running this script in a terminal on LL7, then try it on LL6.6:

"echo "hello world" | zenity --text-info --html --filename=/dev/stdin"

I got that info here: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1141802