AnduinOS new builds with fixes and improvements are released.

1.3.4

  • Added japanese keyboard layout for ja_JP users.
  • Improved multiple display support by embedding the default layout configuration in the dash-to-panel extension. Show all pinned apps on all displays.
  • Fixed an issue that Super + Shift + S may not able to paste the screenshot to the clipboard.
  • Bumped the the-sof firmware to v2025.05 version to support more modern Intel audio devices and kernel versions. (This won't be shipped via upgrading and only available in the ISO image)
  • Switched default source mirror to https://mirrors.huaweicloud.com/ubuntu/ for zh_CN users.
  • Fixed an issue that Super + U shortcut may toggle the network stats successfully.
  • Adjusted the plugin clipboard-indicator to not cache images for better performance.

1.1.7

  • Added japanese keyboard layout for ja_JP users.
  • Improved multiple display support by embedding the default layout configuration in the dash-to-panel extension. Show all pinned apps on all displays.
  • Fixed an issue that Super + Shift + S may not able to paste the screenshot to the clipboard.
  • Switched default source mirror to https://mirrors.huaweicloud.com/ubuntu/ for zh_CN users.
  • Fixed an issue that Super + U shortcut may toggle the network stats successfully.
  • Adjusted the plugin clipboard-indicator to not cache images for better performance.

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Inplace upgrade from old versions

Since AnduinOS currently does not have its own dedicated software repository (all software packages are sourced from Ubuntu), updates to AnduinOS itself are, for now, handled by executing a bash script. In the future, we plan to integrate the update mechanism directly into the sudo apt upgrade command.

To update AnduinOS to the latest dot build version, simply run the following command: do_anduinos_upgrade. For example:

1.1.0 → 1.1.6
1.3.0 → 1.3.4

Please note that this command will not upgrade across fork versions—that is, it will not upgrade from 1.2.0 to 1.3.1.