Ultramarine Linux 38 (Tortuga)
Changes
- We've done some cleanup on Flagship's panel, for a cleaner, more focused look.
- We've switched from our old KDE theme to almost vanilla KDE, as our prior setup had usability issues, especially due to its reliance on latte-dock, which isn't too maintained now.
- We now ship the System76 Scheduler, which should hopefully make apps snappier, especially when connected to AC power. This integration is best used on the GNOME edition.
- Some redundant packages have been de-duplicated.
- Some additional codec/driver packages are now being shipped OOB, for better hardware support.
- Rebased system on Fedora 38.
Errata
- Lapis and Raspberry Pi installer images will be released on a later date.
Downloads & Upgrading
ISOs can be downloaded from the Ultramarine website, or from our CDN.
To upgrade from a Ultramarine 37 install, run these commands:
sudo dnf upgrade
sudo dnf install dnf-plugin-system-upgrade
sudo dnf system-upgrade download -y --allowerasing --releasever=38
sudo dnf system-upgrade reboot
Existing Fedora 38 users may migrate to Ultramarine using our script:
bash <(curl -s https://ultramarine-linux.org/migrate.sh)