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First Look At Rhino Linux With The Unicorn Desktop

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First Look At Rhino Linux With The Unicorn Desktop

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Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 3 years ago

I'm taking a quick first look at Rhino Linux, which just released it's first ISO. Rhino Linux is a rolling release Ubuntu-based distro that features a beaut...

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Sounds nice and snap not enabled by default kekw

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