AnduinOS is a custom Ubuntu-based Linux distribution that aims to facilitate developers transitioning from Windows to Linux by maintaining familiar operational habits and workflows.
Ready to use The OS is just 2.0GB in size. Similar to Ubuntu, it is simple to install and can meet your daily needs without additional configuration or complicated operations.
Friendly interface The GNOME-based desktop environment have beautiful interfaces and human-computer interactions that fit user habits, allowing you to quickly get started with AnduinOS without too much learning cost.
Root and privacy Privacy is no longer optional. It's essential. AnduinOS is designed to gather nothing from you. We don't track you. We don't profile you. We don't target you. You remain anonymous to the system.
Ecological perfection AnduinOS is based on Ubuntu's package base. It's compatible with most of the apt packages from Ubuntu. It's a perfect combination of experience and ecology.
Open source AnduinOS is an open-source project. Following the GPL-v3 license, you can view the source code, modify it, and redistribute it. It's free and will always be free.
Containerized Graphical applications are installed via Flatpak, and keep themselves separate from the base system (Since 1.3). They also allow for fine-grained control over their permissions.
Changelog v1.3.5
Fixed an issue that the logo in the gnome control center may not be displayed correctly.
Fixed an issue that the Super + I shortcut may not open settings successfully.
Added libcanberra-pulse and libcanberra0 to the default app list to support audio notifications.
Temporarily pin the kernel version to 6.14.0-27-generic because 6.14.0-28-generic has a bug that causes the losetup to throw Invalid argument error when mounting a squashfs in initramfs.
Fixed an issue that due to race condition of blur-my-shell and dash-to-panel extensions, the taskbar may not be displayed correctly after login.
