2.0.1

• Offline LLM Integration: Added anduinos-why-ai, a new optional package (not pre-installed). It works as a UNIX-style CLI tool to answer questions completely offline — no internet connection required. It uses a local LLM based on Gemma 4 E2B Q4_K_M. A lightweight anduinos-why-placeholder is provided for seamless system integration without pre-bundling the heavy model. Learn more.
• Graphical Memory Management: Added a new pre-installed app, anduinos-swapcontrol-gtk, giving users full GUI control over Swap, Zswap, and Zram configurations. For optimal performance out-of-the-box, Zram is now enabled by default (50% of RAM via LZ4) and default swappiness is optimized to 100. Learn more.
• Out-Of-Box Experience (OOBE): Added the new anduinos-oobe first-boot wizard. This graphical tool helps users comfortably set up basic features and securely enroll Secure Boot certificates.
• Network Traffic Auditing: Added an Audit page to anduinos-ufwall-gtk for intuitive, real-time network traffic inspection. Improved the firewall GUI localization and refreshed its icon.
• Windows App Integration: Introduced AnduinOS Exe Launcher and .exe file associations. This lightweight wrapper seamlessly runs Windows executables via Bottles (Wine + Proton) without bundling them into the system, keeping the OS clean.
• Xbox Controller Support: Added the anduinos-xbox-controller-driver package. This kernel-space driver is strictly opt-in (not pre-installed), and the new OOBE wizard provides a graphical guide to help users install it and sign it for Secure Boot if they choose to use an Xbox controller.
• Desktop & Appearance Polishing: Added a new Separated taskbar layout and a Show Activities button toggle in AnduinOS Appearance Settings, giving users more control over their desktop layout.
• Core Cleanups & Fixes: Cleaned up leftover Ubuntu promotional messages from /etc/update-motd.d/ (the login MOTD now shows pure AnduinOS information). Hidden the redundant "Show All Apps" button in ArcMenu's Classic mode, and fixed Amberol Japanese localization issues.
• New Architecture: ARM64 AnduinOS 2.0.1 now officially provides an ARM64 build, available for download on our official website. A UEFI-compliant boot environment is strictly required.