Armbian 23.11 Released with Linux Kernel 6.6 LTS and Support for New Devices
Armbian 23.11 (codename Topi) introduces support for new devices, including the Khadas VIM1S and Khadas VIM4 single-board computers, Texas Instruments SK-TDA4VM processor starter kit for edge AI vision systems, NanoPi R6S and NanoPi R6C IoT gateways, HiKey 960 development platform, ArmSoM-W3 board, Tanix TX6 media player, Inovato Quadra and Mekotronics R58X-Pro ARM mini PCs, as well as the Xiaomi Pad 5 Pro tablet.
Other noteworthy changes in this release include switching the default login manager from LightDM to SDDM for the KDE Plasma desktop and GDM for the GNOME desktop, support for Linux kernel 6.6 LTS for the edge kernel offering, updated kernel configs for Waydroid and Redroid support, and Bluetooth support for the Khadas VIM1S/VIM4 boards.
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Armbian 23.11 Topi
For a decade, Armbian Linux has been at the forefront of advancing and supporting the diverse single board computers (SBC) landscape. With 16 point releases under our belt since the adoption of this methodology, we’re continually enhancing our offerings.
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Armbian 23.11 Release Supports New Boards And Adds New OS Builds
A first choice for many single-board computer (SBC) enthusiasts, Armbian is a lightweight Linux distribution that gives you a highly extensible user experience that can run on various configurations.
It is offered in two distinct flavors, one is based on a minimal Debian base, and the other is based on a lightweight Ubuntu base.
A few days back, Armbian 23.11 was released with many changes and improvements. Let's take a brief look at the new changes.