In reply to Akhmed. The changes described over here are affecting new installs, our Calamares installer, the offline installer and the Live environment on the ISO only. Running systems don’t have to “upgrade” to Titan Neo; if you update reg…
Six weeks after our Titan release, we refreshed our ISO, Titan Neo, with some fixes and minor improvements. Our team... The post Titan Neo with some fixes and upstream updates is available appeared first on EndeavourOS.
In reply to AtlasMoonscar. It kind of goes along with the digital ID scheme that will be rolled out in the UK (I still hope it doesn’t). We already have enough ID and tracking. I still can’t see why a whole OS requires verification, how abo…
Does the new installer account for the fact the 590xx Nvidia drivers aren’t compatible with older but still surprisingly popular Nvidia cards (e.g. 1060, 1070, 1080 ti)? If they aren’t already, I think it would be good to include the 580xx
[…] le monde d’Archlinux, je demande la dernière version stable de l’EndeavourOS, nommée « Titan » avec Plasma 6.6.x, le noyau Linux 6.19.x et le reste à […]
How to upgrade please ? If I only do eos-update –aur or else using pacman -Rs or yay -Rs I cannot get the new tools right ? I mean sudo pacman -S eos-hwtool will work for this particular tool but what about the others ? Thanks
In reply to Cosmaux. So glad to see someone else say this. I’ve seen so many of these “no linux in california” comments, and it’s like none of them realize that doing this would basically destroy the entire internet overnight. Forget not do…
In reply to fretus. While I agree that age verification for an OS is insane, blocking distro downloads in the state does nothing but harm the community at large and signal to bad actors that it “worked”. Besides that, CA is the largest econ…
Earlier this month, the Linux kernel 6.19 was released, and that was a good excuse to refresh our ISO. And as you can read from the title, the changes for this one were big enough to turn it into a major release with a name that really cove…
We’re kicking off 2026 with the release of Ganymede Neo. As you are accustomed to with our Neo releases, this release includes upstream updates and minor changes compared to the Ganymede ISO. Before I go into the release notes, I just want
It has been a while since we released our last ISO, Endeavour Neo, and even though this new ISO comes with many improvements and technical challenges we had to tackle, like resolving issues that came with Linux kernel 6.13, the Xfce 4.20 up…
It was three months ago that our fifth-anniversary release, Endeavour, was released and with the upstream changes, we released this refresh ISO. I know I mentioned in the Endeavour release announcement that the Endeavour release name would