The first release of the new unofficial edition of Ubuntu Linux — Rolling Rhino Remix — has been introduced, implementing a continuous delivery model for updates (rolling releases). This edition can be useful for advanced users or developers who need to stay informed about all changes or want access to the latest software versions. Unlike existing scripts that convert daily experimental builds into rolling releases, the Rolling Rhino Remix project provides ready-to-use installation images (3.2 GB), allowing immediate access to a rolling system without the need for copying and running external scripts.
The main changes from the regular test builds of Ubuntu involve the inclusion of devel branches of repositories, where packages with new versions of applications are built, sourced from the Debian Sid and Unstable branches. A separate utility called rhino is offered for installing updates, serving as a wrapper to replace the commands 'apt update' and 'apt upgrade'. This utility is also used for initial repository setup in the /etc/apt/sources.list file after installation. Regarding the ISO images, they are repackaged daily test builds of Ubuntu Daily Build.
Source: opennet.ru
