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Both Rhino Linux and EndeavorOS are rolling release distros.
Rhino Linux is based on Ubuntu, and EndeavorOS is based on Arch Linux.
One of these distros has the edge for those who are newer to Linux.
I love a good rolling release distribution. It ensures that you're always up to date and that you don't have to re-install (or run a major upgrade) when a new version is available. Rolling release distributions are smooth and can make using Linux an even easier affair.
If you're uncertain as to what a rolling release is, here's the gist: A rolling release is an approach to software development where updates are delivered continuously, in small, frequent increments, rather than in large, scheduled version releases.
The idea behind this is that an operating system is always up to date, and major upgrades aren't necessary. Users always have the latest software, bug fixes, and patches as soon as they are ready.
Also: The 5 best rolling release Linux distributions - and why you should be using one
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