4.0 Release Notes
4.0 Release Notes
Embedded Files
Clean and Polished
Clean and Polished
Obsolete and unused files and folders have been purged from the '/shock' directory. Files have also been rearranged to cut down on fluff.
Better Chromium Optimization [BULLSEYE ONLY]
Better Chromium Optimization [BULLSEYE ONLY]
Shock OS now utilizes the web browser optimizations present in Raspberry Pi OS to enhance the browsing experience with Chromium. This feature is only available in the Bullseye releases)
New Default Search Engine [BULLSEYE ONLY]
New Default Search Engine [BULLSEYE ONLY]
The default Chromium search engine is now DuckDuckGo instead of Google. Once again, this only affects Bullseye releases.
New First-Run Setup Process
New First-Run Setup Process
The initial setup process is now entirely terminal-based. However, it is much easier and straight-forward compared to previous releases.
'Current' Releases Now Called 'Bullseye' Releases
'Current' Releases Now Called 'Bullseye' Releases
With the release of Shock OS 3.0 Carson, the releases based on Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye were named 'Current'. However, Bullseye-based releases from here on out will be named 'Bullseye' to eliminate confusion.
Various Bug Fixes
Various Bug Fixes
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