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| 2026-07-02 |
NEW • Distribution Release: Galactic Mandate Linux 99 |
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M. R. Richardson, a science fiction writer and author of the Galactic Mandate series of science fiction books, has announced the release of Galactic Mandate Linux 99. Based on Ubuntu 26.04, this release comes with the Budgie desktop and labwc Wayland compositor, and it also includes book-cover themes, live system telemetry, themed applications, alert modes, visual file tools, and practical Linux software: "Galactic Mandate Linux version 99 adds a deeper visual conversion than earlier preview builds. The system now boots into a custom FUI desktop with HUD rails, live CPU, memory, and swap readouts, theme-linked book cover wallpaper, custom app launchers, and a first-start tour that explains where everything is. The new control center acts as the command room for the distro. It lets users switch between the hand-authored Galactic Mandate themes, preview the desktop language, control the FUI shell, and rehearse or disable yellow/red alert effects. Main features: Space-FUI desktop built on Ubuntu Budgie, Wayland and labwc; eight selectable book-cover themes with coordinated GTK, icons, wallpaper, shell chrome, window borders, terminal colors, and custom app palettes. HUD shell with live telemetry, clock, theme identity, book identity, and buy book control...." Visit the project's web site to read the full release announcement. Here is the download link: galactic-mandate-linux-v99.iso (5,833MB, pkglist). |
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| About Galactic Mandate
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| Galactic Mandate Linux is an Ubuntu-based Linux distribution featuring the Budgie desktop and a science fiction theme. It includes book-cover themes, live system telemetry, themed applications, alert modes, visual file tools, and practical Linux software, such as Firefox and OnlyOffice delivered as flatpak packages. The distribution is developed by M. R. Richardson, a science fiction writer and author of the Galactic Mandate series of science fiction books. |
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