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Orange pie Orange Pi OS (Arch) version will be launched this year, fully compatible with X86, ARM, RISC-V and other architectures.

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 13:13:19 10月05日 Update

CTOnews.com December 5 news, Shenzhen Xunlong Software Co., Ltd. under the open source product brand orange pie (Orange Pi) recently released Orange Pi OS, a total of three versions of the system.

Among them, Orange Pi OS (Arch) is a distribution version based on Arch Linux, which can install Windows and Android applications across platforms through simulators Wine and Waydroid.

Orange pie announced today that Orange Pi OS (Arch) is expected to be launched this year. It is fully compatible with X86, ARM, RISC-V and other chip architectures, while providing three desktop environment options: Gnome, Xfce, Kde, and the first release is the Xfce ARM64 version.

▲ Gnome desktop environment, image source OrangePi

▲ Kde desktop environment, image source OrangePi

▲ Xfce Desktop Environment, Picture Source OrangePi according to introduction, Orangepi OS (Arch) is an Arch Linux-based release that integrates all the advantages of Arch. It will install Windows and Android applications across platforms through simulators Wine and Waydroid, without driver, plug and play, pre-installed LibreOffice suite, with boot wizards, and can be installed on tablets, mobile phones, desktops, notebooks and tablets.

CTOnews.com learned that Orange School had previously launched Orange Pi OS (Droid), an Android12-based release that provides fast switching between Windows and Mac-style themed desktops.

In addition, Orange Pi OS (OH) version will be based on open source Hongmeng OpenHarmony, combined with Linux technology accumulation to build a multi-terminal converged operating system, support a variety of CPU architecture, support Feiteng, Ruixin micro and other domestic platforms, may be launched next year.