GloriousEggroll has released updated installation images for Nobara Linux 41. The Nobara project is an enhanced iteration of Fedora Linux, featuring modifications tailored for gaming, including WINE dependencies, OBS Studio, third-party codec packages like those for GStreamer, and third-party drivers such as NVIDIA drivers, among others.
GloriousEggroll has released another Nobara Linux 41 refresh. The Nobara project is an enhanced iteration of Fedora Linux, featuring modifications tailored for gaming, including WINE dependencies, obs-studio, third-party codec packages like those for GStreamer, and third-party drivers such as NVIDIA drivers, among others.
GloriousEggroll has released refreshed Nobara Linux 41 images. The Nobara project is an enhanced iteration of Fedora Linux, featuring modifications tailored for gaming, including WINE dependencies, obs-studio, third-party codec packages like those for GStreamer, and third-party drivers such as NVIDIA drivers, among others.
GloriousEggroll has announced the release of Nobara Linux 41 based on Fedora Linux 41.
The base has been upgraded to Fedora 41, with the Calamares installer restructured on the KaOS Linux fork to enhance features and incorporate on-screen keyboard functionality. The network check has been eliminated, enabling the installation of Nobara offline from any downloaded ISO. The Mesa driver has been updated to include the latest stable Vulkan drivers, and libgallium has been divided into two distinct versions — mesa-libgallium and mesa-libgallium-freeworld. The Nvidia driver is now included by default, with manual adjustments necessary for older GPUs. The Nobara-Updater identifies the installation of htpc packages and deactivates the grub boot timeout to enhance the console-like experience. The system tray icon for the update checker has been updated to a streamlined black or white design, and click-to-install functionality for RPMs has been introduced. The Nobara-tweak-tool has been implemented to manage the auto-mounting of partitions, facilitate auto-updating on HTPC and handheld systems, and oversee input controller packages. The tweak tool has received updates that include bug reports and fixes, and it can be unchecked to prevent the automatic reinstallation of inputplumber.
GloriousEggroll has refreshed the Nobara Linux 40 images once again. The Nobara project is an enhanced iteration of Fedora Linux, featuring modifications tailored for gaming, including WINE dependencies, obs-studio, third-party codec packages like those for GStreamer, and third-party drivers such as NVIDIA drivers, among others.
GloriousEggroll has announced the release of the final Nobara Linux 40 images, featuring enhancements in the HTPC and handheld ISOs. The Nobara project is an enhanced iteration of Fedora Linux, featuring modifications tailored for gaming, including WINE dependencies, obs-studio, third-party codec packages like those for GStreamer, and third-party drivers such as NVIDIA drivers, among others.
GloriousEggroll has updated the Nobara Linux 40 images. The Nobara project is a modified version of Fedora Linux with tweaks for gaming like WINE dependencies, obs-studio, 3rd party codec packages such as those for gstreamer, 3rd party drivers such as NVIDIA drivers, etc.
The 'Update System' App has been remade into a Python GUI application, and the package manager can now search, install, and remove flatpaks user-friendly. The PackageKit plugin for KDE Discover has been removed, and the package manager is now used for flatpaks only. Snaps have been improved, and Nobara Driver Manager has been introduced. The Nobara KDE theme has been reworked, with fixes to prevent conflicts with other themes.
GloriousEggroll is preparing a new Nobara Linux release based on Fedora Linux 40. Users who are currently running Nobara Linux 39 can already upgrade to the new version.
A new Nobara 38 Linux release from GloriousEggroll includes a new SteamDeck edition in addition to several fixes. The Nobara project is a customized version of Fedora Linux that includes modifications for gaming such as WINE dependencies, obs-studio, third-party codec packages like those for gstreamer, third-party drivers like NVIDIA drivers, etc.