AnduinOS new builds with fixes and improvements are released.

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Recently we are collaborating with ArcMenu team to improve the experience for ArcMenu on AnduinOS. And contributing to Blur My Shell plugin to fix the issus with dash to panel plugin.

1.3.6

  • Removed the gnome-maps from the default app list to reduce the size of the ISO file. (Won't affect upgrading)
  • Use new upgrade endpoint https://www.anduinos.com/upgrade/1.3 to improve the stability of upgrades.
  • Bump version for ArcMenu to at least v67 to support both Super L (Left) and Super R (Right) keys to open the start menu.
  • Fixed an issue that deskmon service may cause crash when graphical session was not started yet.
  • Added printer-driver-all package to the default app list to support more printers.
  • Removed a hack for file /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/blur-my-shell@aunetx/components/panel.js because it was upstreamed to source repo.

1.1.9

  • Removed the gnome-maps from the default app list to reduce the size of the ISO file. (Won't affect upgrading)
  • Use new upgrade endpoint https://www.anduinos.com/upgrade/1.1 to improve the stability of upgrades.
  • Bump version for ArcMenu to at least v67.
  • Fixed an issue that deskmon service may cause crash when graphical session was not started yet.
  • Added printer-driver-all package to the default app list to support more printers.
  • Removed a hack for file /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/blur-my-shell@aunetx/components/panel.js because it was upstreamed to source repo.

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 → 1.1.9
1.3.0 → 1.3.6

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.