Rhino Linux - Rolling Ubuntu?

Today we look at Rhino Linux which brings easy setup of snap, flatpak, and AppImage with a new package manager.
#ubuntu #arch #linux

00:00 - Intro
02:11 - Install
05:00 - Website and Documentation
11:50 - First Run
14:05 - Looking at the System
23:15 - Final Thoughts

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[rhinolinux]

Thank you for your review. Unfortunately we have tried to find a way to condense the polkit password prompts, however those had unintended issues and so for now it is required. Since it is making changes to your root directory it will require sudo, hence the prompts.

Rhino Linux is a true rolling release, as the software remains up to date, and the core files also are upgraded as we utilise the Ubuntu devel branch for our package sources.

- AJ, Desktop Lead

[wantgoodvibes]

Thanks for the breakdown, I do like the xfce theming that is used, but it's also possible to install and switch the system from xfce4 to another DE that Ubuntu has available, it's still seems best to use the custom system app to run updates. When you go to install an extra package via it's new package manager it's nice being able to select if it gets installed via standard repository, its Ubuntu AUR, Snap, or Flatpak, etc. It is still new, so yeah they do have issues to work out but seems like a decent system overal so far, :)

[fabricio]

Finally the"UbuntuSUSE"Has Come...

[tbui-imgp]

It's rolling due to them basing it on packages from the Ubuntu testing branch, instead of the usual stable branch.
Sidiction does something similar, but it's base is Debian Sid, the Debian Testing branch.

[tambuchalinux]

Xfburn comes bundled with the Xfce suite of apps. They probably just didn't bother to remove xfburn after installing xfce.

[Gausse]

Kernel updates is marking for rolling release. What are you talking about?

[deathbedquestion]

As an absolute gui-using simpleton, I'm mainly interested in how compatible it is with Ubuntu-compatible games and the free music-making program LMMS.

[kpcraftster]

Having a unified package manager is cool. But I like to keep my updates (downloads) and upgrades (installs) separate. I also have some reservations about allowing a single command to simultaneously manage packages that require root access and ones that don't.
Pacstall, as with the AUR, seems like a nifty liability. I like that it exists and I want it to succeed, but at the same time I would never use it or recommend its use.

[Linux-computers]

Is there a password to login into Rhino linux? Can you please tell me what the password is

[supermariomistickgames]

Hey, sorry this isn't related to the video, but I've heared that you know how to style Linux Mint's file manager (Nemo if I remember correctly, or Cinnamon). Do you know how to remove the "whiteish" hovering effect when you hover a folder or a file with your mouse? It's kinda ugly to see and I want to remove it, but I don't know how to... Can you please help me? Thanks in advance 👍.