At this moment we live in a shaken up world and its effects are brutally visible, whether it is in front of your doorstep, in your own home, at work or on the news. Don’t worry, I’m not going to bring you our view on the state of the world, that isn’t our intention. After
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We’re proud to announce the release of our latest ISO. In this release, we’ve taken care of some bugs on certain hardware and the actual performance. The May release is shipping: Firefox 76.0.1-1 Kernel 5.6.11.arch1-1 Mesa 20.0.6-2 Calamares 3.2.20 The issues that have been resolved are: Fixed boot issues for ATI/AMD and Nvidia GPU’s New
We’re proud to present you our latest release and it is chucked with new features and improvements, so without further ado, let’s dive in… Universal ISO boot Our previous ISO versions couldn’t boot on systems that ship with a newer dedicated Nvidia graphics card. This release comes with the option to boot the ISO with
The wait is almost over, after two postponements we finally can announce the launch of our newest ISO… Before I go into detail with the very exciting list of enhancements and new features the upcoming release is shipping, I’m also going to give you an update on other projects you can expect very soon, so
The world is turned upside down at the moment and this situation confronts us all with our deepest fears and anxiety. I know what you are thinking right now, after reading my opening line, why am I kicking in a door that is so obviously wide open? Of course, I know you’re aware of the
Before our big net-installer release in December, we’ve informed you that our release cycle in 2020 would be bi-monthly instead of the previous monthly release. Development-wise, a lot has changed in the past two months. We are excited to announce that the help from our community members working actively to improve the ISO and our
As you know, the vast majority of Linux distros and open-source software projects are run by enthusiasts, who are keeping the dynamics alive and giving back to this wonderful community. EndeavourOS is no exception in this. Since the launch of our net-installer, our community is steadily growing with enthusiastic Linux lovers all over the world
We have been able to solve the problems the net-installer was encountering sooner than expected, so without further ado, we are proud to present you the community development release of the combined installer. You probably are wondering why we don’t call it a beta release, well with this release we want to engage the entire
Christmas is just around the corner and yesterday when I opened the emails, a gift in the form of Alpix was waiting for us to be opened. Our repo and ISO downloads go through Github and we didn’t have any mirror service to provide these services. Alpix is an Open-source enthusiast who also provides his
This weekend we scheduled the long-awaited release of the net-installer. It was supposed to be a Christmas surprise to the community. At this moment Archlinux is preparing a big Xorg cleaning update and Fred Bezies did some test runs with the net-installer having the testing repo enabled. It may come not as a surprise to