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The Manjaro development team has just announced the release of Manjaro ARM 21.04. Currently we have download images for: Raspberry Pi 4, Rock Pi 4C, RockPro64, Khadas Vim 2, Khadas Vim 3, Odroid N2, Pinebook and the Pinebook Pro. New application for flashing images Manjaro developers have prepared a new GUI application to make it
Debian 11 Bullseye Installer will support Pinebook Pro. On December 6, Cyril Brulebois announced the new, third alpha version of the installer. It also includes support for the Linux 5.9 kernel and enabling graphics installer for the AArch64 (ARM64) architecture. As a result, the Debian installer “Bullseye” also gained support for new ARM devices, including
Manjaro developers announced a package update in the stable branch of their system for ARM devices. Of the major updates, Firefox came out in version 93, Qt 6.2, Uboot packages updated to 2021.10, KDE Gear updated to 21.08.2 and KDE Frameworks updated to 5.87. Some highlights: Most of our kernels got updated QT 6 got
Now everything is clear – PinePhone Pro will be available soon. It’s faster and more efficient than its predecessor, the PinePhone, which Pine64 says will not disappear from the store. A few days ago, Pine64 posted a video that only showed that a new device would probably be coming soon. pic.twitter.com/jHBni6cuvF— PINE64 (@thepine64) October 8,
Wireless charging and fingerprint reading cases are ready but for PinePhone keyboard we will need to wait a bit more time. Lately, PinePhone keyboard has been through some last minute software changing. Unfortunatly, due to last minute changes made to the firmware, the factory test software (a custom build of postmarketOS by Martijn Braam) no
Pine64 announced PineNote, a high-end e-ink device powered by the same SoC as Quartz64. PineNote is expected to be available to early adopters later this year for $399. It is enough to look at the specification of the device and the imagination of PineNote reaches much higher than a standard e-book reader. It will be
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