Rhino Linux is set to undergo a major transformation with its new Lomiri desktop interface, which aims to merge desktop and mobile experiences, reminiscent of Canonical's earlier convergence efforts with Unity. The recently released snapshot of Lomiri showcases a familiar layout but is still in a developmental phase, exhibiting numerous bugs and usability issues. Users have reported problems with app functionality, including resizing issues and incomplete toolbars. Despite these challenges, the Lomiri interface maintains a design aesthetic similar to Unity, albeit with a simpler menu structure that may appeal to less experienced users. The developers are optimistic about overcoming the hardware limitations that hindered Canonical's original vision. However, the success of Lomiri will depend on its ability to run effectively on modern mobile devices. Users interested in exploring Lomiri should be aware that it is not yet a fully functional product.