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  • Announcements regarding our community

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    elsie19E
    It's the end of the year, and 2025.4 snapshot images are here! It's been a quiet few months, but we are proud to announce our end-of-year snapshots. To upgrade to 2025.4, please run rpk update -y Our key highlight this time around is the release of our UBXI Lomiri Desktop package, and our first official UBXI spin images, featuring Lomiri on PINE64 devices. This key delivery is tied to our sponsorship with UBports, and we hope you are as happy as we are that it has come to fruition. If you want to try out Lomiri on other devices, the ubxi-lomiri-desktop package is also available from Pacstall. Rhino Linux in 2026 We are planning on shaking up our release process for the upcoming year, with the goal of more frequent snapshot releases. Often we have held our releases back due to specific platforms experiencing issues, where others have been prepped and ready. We intend to break this up so that tried and tested images make their way through the cycle, without being bogged down and held behind by other platforms. In addition, we aim to have more smaller, maintenance-style releases, featuring the latest package updates, so that upgrades do not build up for so long. By breaking up our release process, we hope that we can continue to iterate and resolve issues at a more timely pace than we previously had. With this new process, not every release will necessarily be worthy of a blog post. Throughout the year, we will still be providing "Updates to Rhino Linux" blogs at a similar frequency to our current cycle, with a collection and breakdown of our changes from the last time we posted about them. Finally, we are still actively working towards several commitments we made in 2025, with us now aiming to release additional UBXI packages and disk image spins sometime in the new year, as well as improving our OS builder workflows and documentation. Read the full release announcement here: https://blog.rhinolinux.org/news-24 Website: https://rhinolinux.org/ Download: https://rhinolinux.org/download GitHub: https://github.com/rhino-linux Donate: https://opencollective.com/rhino-linux-and-pacstall Many thanks and happy holidays rolling, The Rhino Linux Team

  • A place to talk about whatever you want

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    @solo2121 This will be a fantastic addition to Rhino. Is there a timeline for it’s availability?

  • Get help and support for Rhino Linux

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    Hello and welcome What happens if you run: rpk cleanup

  • A category for the development of Rhino Linux.

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    I could not figure out how to do it with pacstall, but with some experimentation with apt, this works sudo apt remove linux-modules-6.17.0-061700rc6-generic for example

  • The Rhino Linux issue tracker.

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    oklopferO
    Associated tracker issue: https://github.com/rhino-linux/tracker/issues/126 oklopfer created this issue in rhino-linux/tracker open Important Pacstall update (February 2026) #126 A recent change in upstream Ubuntu's coreutils (via uutils) causes breakage to Pacstall, which prevents it from being able to run *any* commands. We have pushed an [emergency patch](https://github.com/pacstall/pacstall/releases/tag/6.3.9) to resolve this issue, but running `rpk update` may result in Pacstall being unable to update itself. To fix this, please run the following command to update it manually: ```bash LC_ALL=C pacstall -U ``` We apologize for any caused inconvenience.

  • Distributed hotfixes for Rhino Linux will be announced here.

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    oklopferO
    https://github.com/rhino-linux/rhino-setup/pull/85 oklopfer opened this pull request in rhino-linux/rhino-setup merged fix: nix install #85