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EndeavourOS Cassini 22.12 and Debian 11.6 "bullseye"
EndeavourOS Cassini 22.12
64-bit
EndeavourOS is to Arch Linux what Ubuntu is to Debian: a desktop-centered derivative that has gained its own following. Unlike Arch, EndeavourOS features an easy-to-use installer, as well as seven desktop environments and five tiling window managers. Like Arch, it is a rolling release rather than a general release distro.
EndeavourOS Cassini 22.12 introduces a number of new features. Among them is a choice of bootloaders, the option to create a new EFI partition, automatic detection of Windows when multibooting, and a redesigned installer, especially for the minimal netinstall. In addition, several desktops have new icon sets, including Plasma, Cinnamon, and Budgie. EndeavourOS also officially supports the Pinebook Pro laptop with hardware and driver support.
If your priority is cutting-edge software in a usable format, EndeavourOS is a prime candidate for your distribution of choice.
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