Built on top of Ubuntu 25.10, AnduinOS has released version 1.4, a Linux distribution that mimics the look and feel of modern Windows. This new version includes various improvements, such as the introduction of the Pytxis terminal, updated GNOME 49, and Linux kernel 6.17 for optimal system performance and security. AnduinOS 1.4 also features support for the Romanian language and three new GNOME shell extensions to enhance user experience.
AnduinOS has released two new versions, 1.3.7 and 1.1.10, which address an issue with package versions and add a crucial printer driver package to the default application list. This user-friendly operating system, built upon Ubuntu's package base, offers a Windows-like intuitive interface, prioritizes user privacy, and ensures compatibility with various printers. WWith its compact ISO size and open-source nature, following the GPL-v3 license, AnduinOS provides a secure and versatile platform for daily use, development, or learning. Recent updates include bumping all Ubuntu packages to their latest versions, resolving issues with version numbers, and enhancing the overall user experience and security.
AnduinOS, a custom Ubuntu-based Linux distribution, has released new versions (1.3.6 and 1.1.9) with various updates and improvements aimed at providing users with an enhanced experience while moving to Linux. The platform boasts features such as a small image size, a user-friendly interface, and a focus on user privacy, making it a safe and secure environment for all. Recent collaborations have led to enhancements in the ArcMenu experience and contributions to the Blur My Shell plugin to resolve related issues.
AnduinOS has introduced new builds 1.3.5 and 1.1.8, which resolve issues related to the GNOME Control Center logo, the Super + I shortcut, and audio notifications. The kernel version has been temporarily updated to 6.14.0-27-generic as a result of a bug. The taskbar may not display correctly after login as a result of race conditions involving the blur-my-shell and dash-to-panel extensions. The process for updating AnduinOS involves executing a bash script; however, the update mechanism will soon be incorporated into the sudo apt upgrade command.
The Windows 11 inspired AnduinOS has been updated with two new releases 1.3.4 and 1.1.7, which include fixes and improvements. The 1.3.4 builds include a Japanese keyboard layout for ja_JP users, improved multiple display support, fixed issues with Super + Shift + S, and updated the-sof firmware to v2025.05. The 1.1.7 builds include a Japanese keyboard layout, improved display support, fixed issues with Super + U shortcuts, and adjusted plugin clipboard-indicator to avoid cached images for better performance.
The Windows 11-inspired AnduinOS has three new releases: 1.1.6, 1.2.6, and 1.3.3. The new builds address accessibility concerns, incorporate librime-plugin-lua for ibus-rime users to enable Lua script support, and include policykit-desktop-privileges in the default application list.
AnduinOS has announced the release of new builds of their Windows 11-inspired Linux distribution based on Ubuntu Linux featuring various fixes and enhancements. The latest build, version 1.3.2, integrates libfuse2t64, libfuse3-3, and libopengl0 to offer native support for AppImage. It also includes power-profiles-daemon for managing power profiles and the Intel thesofproject/sof-bin firmware to ensure compatibility with the latest Intel audio devices. A pin file has been established to restrict the upgrading of software-properties-gtk and base-files.
The build 1.2.5 resolves localization issues, incorporates the en_GB locale into the default locale list to accommodate British English, and rectifies a problem where the installer ubiquity does not adhere to the system theme. The package cracklib-runtime has been incorporated to improve password security.
The build 1.2.5 resolves localization issues, incorporates the en_GB locale into the default locale list to accommodate British English, and rectifies a problem where the installer ubiquity does not adhere to the system theme. The package cracklib-runtime has been incorporated to improve password security.
AnduinOS 1.3, a Linux distribution inspired by Windows 11 and based on GNOME 48, has been updated to version 1.3.1, incorporating minor fixes and enhancements. The tasks encompass addressing Nautilus crashes, modifying image text during boot, incorporating the en_GB locale, rectifying Nautilus admin:/ command errors, and correcting the installer's default fallback order. The update mechanism is currently handled through a bash script but will be integrated into the sudo apt upgrade command in the future.
AnduinOS 1.3, a Linux distribution inspired by Windows 11 and based on GNOME 48 and the Ubuntu operating system, has been released.
