Armbian 22.05 has been released!

[ArmbianForSBCs]

Armbian 22.11

What’s New?

• added Bananapi M5, Odroid M1 and Rockpi 4C plus
  
• enabled community images with weekly release cycle
  
• added ultra minimal images optimized for software deployment
  
• added RiscV64 UEFI build support
  
• improved support for Rockpi S
  
• kernel upgrade is frozen by default to improve stability
  

Check release changelog below for full log of changes and fixes.

Reasons to choose Armbian…

• Friendly, optimized and extremely lightweight universal OS with low memory footprint
  
• Specially tailored images for dedicated hardware or UEFI (aarch64, x86, Riscv64)
  
• Powerful SDK that knows how to build a package, an image or a whole Debian like Linux distribution
  
• Community development on GitHub with many CI features
  
• 2FA authentication via SSH
  
• Automated language selection
  
• ZRAM & ZSWAP
  
• Intel emulation support (box64),
  
• Wireless drivers for 8192eu, 8812au, 8821cu, 88x2cs, 8822bs (plug and play)
  
• ZFS compilation support
  
• Stable (CURRENT) or latest (EDGE) software release experience
  
• Fixed and rolling release cycle
  
• Support for all major desktop environments (cinnamon, gnome, xfce)
  

Reasons to work with and support Armbian…

• Armbian releases quarterly at the end of February, May, August, November
  
• Armbian does a lot of planning and finalizing for each release
  
• Releases include coordination between developers, dedicated board maintainers and our many volunteers
  

How can you help?

• Time: For those who want to contribute time, please check open applications
  
• Money: For those who can help monetarily, please consider making a donation
  

To download Armbian Community releases visit:  Armbian Community Releases

To download Armbian official releases visit: Armbian Official Releases

To see the full release change log, please visit:  Release Changelog