It took the development team on a longer journey than expected but we are proud to present you our latest Cassini release, named after the Nasa mission with the Cassini spacecraft carrying the Huygens probe. Just like the Nasa mission that had its fair share of nail-biting moments, this release Read more…
Just like NASA’s Artemis mission will be to go back to the moon and also lay the foundation for the future (Mars) missions, EndeavourOS’ Artemis release is laying the foundation for the future of EndeavourOS ARM. Artemis is the first release that ships with an integrated feature to install the Read more…
In the wake of our Apollo release for x86-64 systems, we proudly present our refreshed EndeavourOS ARM automated installation script. The improvements of this script are focused on the Raspberry PI 4 64-bit since upstream development for this platform is very active. The EndeavourOS ARM team has decided to abandon Read more…
With the help from the community, especially our community members Shjim and Luis Lucas (Lxnauta), our main ARM developer Pudge was able to realise a very exciting update to our ARM install script. It was a request that was high on the list of our ARM users and now we Read more…
Since the introduction of Apple’s M1 hardware, the Linux community efforts to run Linux on it have been in full swing. We also wondered how EndeavourOS would run on them. Although this tutorial isn’t for running EndeavourOS native on M1 hardware but on Parallel desktops, we still are delighted to Read more…
It has been a long time since we gave you a news update on EndeavourOS ARM, but we are going to update you more frequently from now on. Here’s our first news update. There have been a couple of improvements for the Raspberry Pi 4b and Raspberry Pi 400. The Read more…