- Finally got ThoriumOS working again. There was an issue in the GPU sandbox that would cause the OS to hang before the GUI loaded.
- There have been alot of changes to Thorium between M120 and M126 (both upstream and due to my own work), so I recommend reading the release notes from M121, M122, M123, M124, and M126.
- Updated Linux firmware to July 2024 revisions to support newer Wifi Chipsets and 13th/14th Gen Intel
- Nvidia support for 2000 series RTX cards
Known issues:
- Crostini still is very picky about what hardware/firmware/CPU microcode combinations it deems "safe", so YMMV on whether it will complete setup and launch on a given machine
- I had to disable "Easy Unlock" (which normally isn't included in ChromiumOS at all, and has been a hacky workaround I came up with until this point). Easy Unlock is the feature where you can bring an Android phone tethered to the device within close range to automagically unlock ThoriumOS. So you will have to enter your password if you were previously using this feature.