Rhino Linux is a gorgeous desktop that will appease both new users and those with plenty of Linux skills, as well as anyone looking to develop with the open source desktop.

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Rhino Linux is an innovative distribution based on Ubuntu, featuring a rolling release model for continuous updates. It includes Ulauncher for efficient searching and application launching, and offers support for various universal package managers like Flatpak and Snap. Additionally, it utilizes Pacstall, similar to Arch's Pacman, for managing packages from the AUR. The Xfce-based desktop, called Unicorn, combines modern looks with the traditional speed and customization of Xfce.

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<p>yet another package manager. pacstall? interesting. read to last line, writer said they updated it but it failed and they had to re-install. if you don’t want ubuntu ppa management, and you want xfce desktop and rolling release i would just suggest getting manjaro with xfce desktop. it comes with a fancy GUI package installer if that’s what you like. the official arch repo has most things you need, and the aur has 99% of everything else. the fancy gui package installer also has flatpack support. pacstall in rhino looks interesting though because managing multiple PPAs in ubuntu can get very annoying.</p>
