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EndeavourOS Kicks Off 2021 with New ISO Release Powered by Linux 5.10 LTS and Xfce 4.16

Submitted by Marius Nestor on Wednesday 3rd of February 2021 07:11:01 PM Filed under
Linux

It’s been five months since the last ISO release of EndeavourOS, and those who want to try a well-done Arch Linux-based distribution, and one that’s friendly with beginners, can now download a new ISO image powered by the latest and greatest Linux 5.10 LTS long-term supported kernel series.

Of course, Linux kernel 5.10 LTS means better hardware support, so if you’ve tried EndeavourOS before and it didn’t work well with your PC, you should give the new ISO a try. In addition to the new kernel, EndeavourOS’s first ISO release in 2021 brings the latest Mesa 20.3 graphics stack series for improved gaming, along with the latest Nvidia 460.39 proprietary graphics driver for NVIDIA GPUs.

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Our first release of 2021 has arrived

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 3rd of February 2021 11:28:05 PM.
  • Our first release of 2021 has arrived

    Our last ISO was from September and we do realize that this new release is a bit overdue, to say it lightly, but to kick it off on a positive note, we rather say it is fashionably late. That doesn’t mean we haven’t been wasting time during our hiatus on development. No, on the contrary,

EndeavourOS’s First Release of 2021

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 4th of February 2021 11:57:51 PM.
  • EndeavourOS’s First Release of 2021 Brings Linux Kernel 5.10 LTS, Xfce 4.16, and More

    EndeavourOS is an Arch-based Linux distribution that is mainly terminal-centric with some GUI tools out of the box. The distribution offers eight Desktop Environments to choose from along with a number of tools to start with.

    Recently, the team behind EndeavourOS released their first ISO of this year with the latest Linux kernel 5.10, Mesa 20.3.4-1, Nvidia 460.39-2, and more. This release includes several improvements as well.

    Let’s see what are the major new features and improvements in this release of EndeavourOS.

Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS, EndeavourOS 2021.02.03 and Solus 4.2 out now

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 5th of February 2021 04:49:49 PM.
  • Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS, EndeavourOS 2021.02.03 and Solus 4.2 out now

    Multiple Linux distributions all had a brand new release in the space of week with Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS, EndeavourOS 2021.02.03 and Solus 4.2 all out now for downloads and upgrades.

    For Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS, this is the latest point release which gives a refresh for new downloads bundling all the updates since the initial release, and additionally bumps up a bunch of package versions for everyone. It brings in a brand new HWE stack (Hardware Enablement) that will bump the Linux Kernel from 5.4 to 5.8 and newer Mesa 20.2.6 graphics drivers, so that means better support for newer hardware. All users should get the HWE updates by default now too.

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    Lastly, Solus 4.2 is also out now bringing with it the usual assortment of updates to various desktop environments, software updates and support for newer hardware. It's now shipping with Linux Kernel 5.10.12 and the Mesa 20.3.3 graphics drivers. Some multimedia updates included too like GStreamer 1.18 and Pulseaudio 14.1.

    Solus is also interesting as they also have their own custom desktop environment with Budgie, with Solus 4.2 now shipping with the latest Budgie 10.5.2 which has numerous enhancements like a new desktop icons implementation, a rewritten system tray implementation, a redesigned sound applet and more.

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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 5th of February 2021 04:56:36 PM.

EndeavourOS Issues First 2021 Release...

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 6th of February 2021 08:39:54 AM.

  • EndeavourOS Issues First 2021 Release For Easy-To-Use Arch-Based Linux Distro

    For those that have been meaning to try out an Arch Linux based distribution that is easy-to-use and not time consuming with sensible defaults, EndeavourOS is out with its first new spin since 2021 -- and in fact their first fresh ISO release since September.

    EndeavourOS for its February 2021 is shipping with the Linux 5.10 kernel and making use of other up-to-date packages like the latest Mesa 20.3, the newest Firefox web browser, Xfce 4.16, and much more.

EndeavourOS 2021.02.03

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Sunday 7th of February 2021 10:44:34 PM.

EndeavourOS 2021.02.03 overview

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 10th of February 2021 08:16:56 PM.

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