4.0 - The one with the new interface!

New GUI arrived to the standard version of LinuxToys!

Frow now on, the only package that will be built will be the AppImage, which can be used without issue on Debian 13, Ubuntu 25.04, and any OS with more recent packages than those. *For older systems, you can use the direct terminal command. *

The old packaging files have been kept in the repository for now in case someone wants to pick them up to make packaged versions of LinuxToys themselves, but I cannot guarantee they will work as intended.

3.2

• Improvements to psycachy kernel updater
• Added optimized defaults 1-click installation!

3.1

• Kernel updater reworked to use prebuilt packages and sign the image for Secure Boot if required.

3.0

LinuxToys v3

• Added Console Mode, a new feature that enables any system compatible with LinuxToys to be used from the couch with a gaming controller!
• Bugfixed #10
• Minor improvements across the board

2.1.6

• Updater has been discontinued, replaced with and update prompter
• alacritty is no longer a dependency

Having to rely on alacritty for the updater kept quite a few operating systems outside of our range. Besides that, I want to transition LinuxToys into formal repositories from now on.

2.1.5

• Bugfix: Arch package parsing now works as intended
• Library improvements

2.1.4

• Bugfix: updater now works as intended.

2.1.3

• Finished code optimization using new LinuxToys library.
• Added quick-install and quick-update options to Debian/Ubuntu 'stable' branch CachyOS kernel compiler

2.1.2

• Fixed updater now based on alacritty, which is now a dependency.
• No longer depends on xterm

As the updates brought with version 2.1.1 to make the code more efficient and upgradable caused the old updater to fail, I felt it was the right time to prepare it for the future, since Fedora will no longer support X11 and it is a matter of time before other systems follow suit, and xterm is a part of the Xorg packages.

2.1.1

• Major code revamp with a new library made from which all scripts can source. Some enchancing will be on its way in the near future to simplify existing code as the library allows for it.