What I Found
Rhino Linux is an Ubuntu-based rolling release distro with the Unicorn desktop.
Rhino Linux caught my attention because it takes Ubuntu in a slightly different direction. Instead of the normal Ubuntu release cycle, Rhino uses a rolling release model, which means updates arrive continuously instead of being bundled into big version upgrades.
Rhino Linux installed fairly easily in Parallels on an Apple silicon Mac, booted quickly, and presented a usable XFCE-based desktop called Unicorn. From a desktop user perspective, it felt approachable and familiar if you have used Ubuntu or other Debian-based Linux distributions before.
What this video covers
- What Rhino Linux Is
- Why Rolling Release Matters
- Installing Rhino Linux In Parallels
- First Boot And Setup
- The Unicorn Desktop
The short version
Rhino Linux installed fairly easily in Parallels on an Apple silicon Mac, booted quickly, and presented a usable XFCE-based desktop called Unicorn. From a desktop user perspective, it felt approachable and familiar if you have used Ubuntu or other Debian-based Linux distributions before.
