AnduinOS is an Ubuntu-based distribution that provides a GNOME desktop with a theme and style similar to Windows 11.
The latest version of the project, AnduinOS 2.0.3, is based on Ubuntu 25.04 and comes with GNOME 50.1 (Linux kernel 7.0).
The version announced today is based on Ubuntu 26.04 and runs Linux Kernel 7.
“This version is highly recommended because we added an app store (based on Flatpak) first.”
More Flexible Installation Alongside Windows
The native installer introduced in version 2.0.2 now features a redesigned workflow for advanced storage. The manual partition editor makes it easier to plan which partitions to keep, resize, create, format, or remove, with clearer feedback before the installation begins.
For users creating space next to Windows, manual partitioning can shrink a suitable, healthy, unencrypted NTFS partition without moving it to its original location. If the volume needs attention, the installer explains how to repair it for Windows before continuing. Guided coexistence remains available for disks that already have unallocated space.
This release also adds configurable Swap size and a dedicated disk layout configuration flow. Btrfs remains the default, with Ext4 available for traditional installations. As always, back up important files before changing disk partitions.
Read the project release announcement.
AnduinOS 2.0.3 transitions to the cutting-edge Ubuntu 26.04 (Resolute Raccoon) base, powered by Linux Kernel 7 for extensive out-of-the-box hardware compatibility and modern graphics support.
Existing v2.0.0 users will receive the applicable core updates via the standard sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
changelog for more information.
https://github.com/AiursoftWeb/AnduinOS-2/releases/download/2.0.3/AnduinOS-2.0.3-amd64.torrent
(After installation you can add Greek)
Although the press releases will range from very select to rare, I said I'd pass...because sometimes the editors hide.
