EndeavorOS Artemis 22.06 released, bringing better ARM support

EndeavourOS Artemis Released: 22.06

EndeavourOS The Artemis version (22.06) is named after NASA’s upcoming lunar mission “Artemis” , brings regular Arch Linux updates to this great Linux distribution.

ARM UPDATE

In 2020, the EndeavorOS team released their long-sought ARM version for the first time. The goal is to provide users with a stable ARM variant distribution based on Arch Linux that focuses on "friendliness" and "functionality." In 22.06, the ARM ISO is considered the "closest to an official release".

In this monthly update, the Calamares installer is introduced as an important change to the ARM installation process. ARM installation shortcuts are housed within its iconic “Welcome” application.

EndeavourOS Artemis provides better ARM accessibility

However, the Calamares installer on ARM is still in beta. Please be careful when installing. Currently supported devices are Odroid N2/N2 and Raspberry Pi.

In addition, we have fine-tuned the desktop environment and packages installed by ARM to synchronize with upstream. Therefore, you get the latest and greatest software on your Raspberry Pi device.

Other changes

EndeavourOS version 22.06 not only contains the updated Linux kernel 5.18.5, but also brings other changes. As of this writing, Linux kernel 5.19 has not yet been released. Therefore, this version may be included in the ISO update of the next great release.

Other notable changes in this release include replacing pipewire-media-session with wireplumber and code cleanup for Xfce offline installations. Additionally, the famous Budgie Control Center is now available in the Budgie version of the distribution, providing a native Budgie experience.

To summarize, the main changes in this version are as follows:

• ARM ISO is closer to the main release version
• The Calamares installer can be used in ARM installation
• Linux Kernel 5.18.5
• Xfce version 4.16 (Ultimate) gets installer code cleanup
• Budgie Control Center is now available in the EndeavorOS repository
• Online Provides better control of keyring synchronization issues before installation
• Added support for downgrading packages - eos-downgrade
• Firefox 101.x

Simple review

We tested this distribution in a virtual machine environment. The offline installation package size of Xfce is 1.8 GB, and the installation process went smoothly. Mirror next week very fast.

First of all, Pay Live

Secondly, the installation through Calamares was very smooth. The recently released "archinstall" makes installing Arch Linux a breeze. I must say that EndeavorOS is evolving into something akin to “Linux Mint” within the Arch Linux community.

After the installation is complete, the desktop will welcome you with the "Welcome" application. For new users, the Welcome application provides an entry point to perform a variety of desktop tasks.

Performance is well optimized. At idle, this version uses 2 to 3% of the CPU and about 900 MB of RAM on the Xfce desktop. This is a good indicator.

EndeavorOS Artemis Performance

Also, if you open more applications for work, resource consumption may increase.

Finally, the default installation of EndeavorOS Artemis Xfce Edition takes up 4.2 GB of disk space.

Download

You can download the official release version on this page, which includes mirrors and torrent files.

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Refer to the official release announcement.

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