AnduinOS v2.0.1 introduces first-class ARM64 support via a pure UEFI boot chain, validated on QEMU and the Microsoft Windows Dev Kit 2023 (Project Volterra), though compatibility on arbitrary ARM hardware is not guaranteed. A new opt-in package, anduinos-why-ai, brings fully offline LLM capabilities to the terminal using Google Gemma 4 via llama.cpp, with a UNIX-style CLI and a local OpenAI-compatible HTTP server for Copilot CLI integration. The release also overhauls documentation into 28 languages, introduces a first-boot OOBE wizard with Secure Boot MOK enrollment, adds a GTK4 GUI for swap/Zram management (Zram enabled by default), an .exe launcher via Bottles/Wine, an Xbox controller driver, and various desktop and branding polish.

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New Architecture: ARM64 Support lands on AnduinOS!Edge AI: The anduinos-why-ai IntegrationGlobal Infrastructure & OnboardingDesktop, Performance & Core Polish
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