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Phoenix 25.09 and MARK-I 25.09 Released!

Sunday, Sep 28, 2025 by Daniele Rondina mark, macaroni, release, phoenix

MARK-I 25.09 is here! We are excited to share that the first release of MARK-I 25.09 is been released! The mark-i release is the stable source-based release for Desktop. I’m pretty sure that is not perfect but it’s an important milestone for us that sign the start point of the MARK era also for Desktop. This release is been pretty tested over the Phoenix pipeline in the mark-iii but there are few packages not yet available in Phoenix that are not integrated in the build chain that could be have issues, but normally, the core packages are all in the build chain and we can consider the tree pretty stable for end users.

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Phoenix 25.06 Released!

Thursday, Jul 3, 2025 by Daniele Rondina mark, macaroni, release, phoenix, eagle, terragon

The Phoenix is reborn! We are excited to share the new release of Phoenix 25.06 now based on MARK stack, in particular based on mark-iii branch. A long time is passed from the previous release, but because the team is been busy with the big work done in the last year of the M.A.R.K. stack that have a lot to improve but set the base of new features and characteristics that will permit to the Macaroni OS to improve in the next years.

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Phoenix 24.08.01 Released!

Sunday, Oct 27, 2024 by Daniele Rondina mark, macaroni, release, phoenix, eagle, terragon

Phoenix release have a new look! We are happy to announce the Macaroni Phoenix 24.08.01 release, a minor release with some cool new changes. This new release come with a new Plymouth Theme with Macaroni OS logo that will be installed by default in all new installation. In this release the GTK default Theme is Orchis that together with the new Papirus icons gift a very new look and feel to the our DE based on GTK.

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M.A.R.K. is born!

Sunday, Sep 29, 2024 by Daniele Rondina mark, macaroni, release, phoenix, eagle, terragon

Funtoo is dead, long live to M.A.R.K.! Is just in the previous post that I wrote about how many communities are in difficult and that is need new lymph from young developers and at the begin of July with a pain in the heart that I received the news shared from Daniel Robbins about the Funtoo shutdown. These the words shared by him: “All Good Things Must Come to an End”.

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