Kumander Linux 1.0 RC 2 ready for download

[Roy]

Dear all,

Kumander Linux 1.0 Release Candidate 2 is now ready for download.

Changes in this release:

Added Welcome Screen to help users easily learn the basics of Kumander Linux

All proprietary Win7 icons (Computer, Notepad, Calculator, Graphics Category) changed to non-proprietary

Start menu button's appearance upgraded

Added full support for Flatpak (Software Center, command line)

Added latest version of Google Chrome (113.0.5672.63)

Made Google Chrome the default browser

Added Steam games platform

Upgraded Libreoffice 7.3.7.2 to 7.4.6.2

Added 281 templates to Libreoffice Impress

Upgraded Blender 3.3.1 to 3.5.1

Upgraded Inkscape 1.0.2 to 1.2.2

Added Kdenlive 23.04.0 Video Editor

Added VLC Media Player 3.0.18

Added reverse engineered clone of original Windows 7 Space Cadet Pinball

Added 238 screen savers

Added Snes9x Super Nintendo emulator

Added Commodore PET, VIC-20, 64 and 128 emulators

Added DOSBox emulator

Added Menu Editor for the start menu

Added Oracle Virtualbox 7.0

Added Timeshift 20.11.1 for doing system restore / rollback

Added Back In Time 1.2.1 for backing up your home folder (/home/user)

Added Gufw 20.04.1 firewall

Updated mouse cursor theme because of low visibility when hovering over text (i.e. in the terminal)

Fixed wrong mouse cursor theme in login screen

Fixed issue which would make XFCE Panel crash every time a launcher was added or removed

Created and added a more appropriate icon for the Software Center

And many other small tweaks & updates...

[jim-r]

google shouldn't be the default

[Roy]

Hello jim-r and welcome to the forum.

All the other distros use other browsers, such as Firefox, Brave, Vivaldi etc, as default browser.

Kumander Linux is made to be particularly easy for Windows users to get started with Linux. And as we know, if you come from Windows, you are most likely using Google Chrome as your default browser.

After some time, they will hopefully switch to an open source browser, such as those mentioned above.

Regards,
Roy