DistroWatch Weekly reviews Vanilla OS 3 'Reunion,' highlighting its immutable system design, reproducible builds, new snapshot-based backup tool (Vanilla Continuity), and graphical installer supporting UEFI, encryption, and accessibility options. The distribution requires 4GB RAM and 50GB disk space, running GNOME 50 desktop with customizable first-run setup.
Omarchy is launching official Mac support for Apple Silicon through a dedicated team called Omarchy M. The team of 15 developers is building a native installer, GPU drivers, and hardware support to run Omarchy on M1, M2, and newer Mac machines alongside macOS, with the first release targeting full compatibility for M1 and M2 variants.
A community-maintained fork of the abandoned SPICE Windows guest agent for virtual machines, providing client mouse mode, clipboard sharing, file transfer, and desktop resolution matching. The project uses Autotools and MinGW-w64 for building installers and includes fixes for multi-GPU setups on Windows 11 VMs running on Linux.