Linux Distros That Matter

09 Mar

XeroLinux Review: Yet Another Arch-Based Distro for Beginners – Tech News, Reviews, Tutorials and More!

XeroLinux is a hobbyist Arch-Based Distro that offers users a pre-configured Latte dock with Kvantum. XeroLinux’s ALCI scripts make it friendly for new Linux users. Its KDE Plasma version is an eye-catchy, MacOS-like interface. This distro is easy to install and use; providing all the benefits of Arch Linux without the need to configure everything yourself. This distro includes all the software you need to get started using your new Arch installation – making it perfect for anyone looking for an Arch-based distro that is pre-configured and ready to go. So why not give XeroLinux a try? You might just…

09 Mar

SpiralLinux: Anonymous creator of GeckoLinux puts out new Debian remix – The Register

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SpiralLinux is the result of the creator of GeckoLinux turning their attention to Debian – with an interesting outcome. Some Linux distros have many remixes and respins, while some have very few. For example, there are multiple downstream variants of Debian and Ubuntu, but very few of Fedora. The Reg FOSS desk is only aware of one for openSUSE: GeckoLinux, whose Rolling edition we looked at earlier this year. Now, the creator of GeckoLinux – who prefers to remain anonymous – has turned their attention to one of the most-remixed distros there is, Debian, to create SpiralLinux. What can a…

09 Mar

Stories of Linux: A Look at Slackware Linux – Linux.com

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When talking about Linux, users often think about the distributions they use — Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, openSUSE, and so on. But in the beginning, there were no Linux distributions — users had to go through quite a bit of fuss to have a working Linux-based system. The first distributions haven’t survived the test of time, but one of the earliest — Slackware Linux — is still going strong after nearly 18 years. The first Linux distribution was MCC Interim Linux, and it was followed by the predecessor to Slackware. Called Soft Landing Systems (SLS) Linux, the first distro had…

09 Mar

Bodhi Linux 7 brings Enlightenment to Ubuntu – The Register

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Bodhi Linux 7.0 is the latest release of one of the oldest Ubuntu-based distros, with one of the more unusual desktops. The latest version is based on Ubuntu 22.04, with the Moksha desktop, which is a fork of Enlightenment 17. There's a choice of four editions: three 64-bit ones, and a 32-bit edition which is still based on Ubuntu 18.04, the last Ubuntu LTS which supported x86-32. The 64-bit editions differ chiefly in the kernel they use. You can have either the basic Ubuntu "Jammy" 5.15, or the current HWE version with kernel 6.2, or for those with shiny, very…

09 Mar

Bodhi Linux 7.0 Takes on Microsoft Windows 11Bodhi Linux 7.0 is determined to compete head-to-head with the highly anticipated release of Microsoft Windows 11. With its top-notch SEO and immaculate copywriting, Bodhi Linux 7.0 proves to be a formidable opponent for the soon-to-be-released Windows 11. Are you ready to make the switch to the ultimate Linux challenge for Microsoft’s latest operating system?

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"The Revolutionary Release of Bodhi Linux 7.0: Redefining the Linux Experience" The highly anticipated Bodhi Linux 7.0 has finally arrived, and it's ready to shake up the open-source community. Powered by Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish), this release marks a significant evolution in the world of Linux distributions. With a strong focus on enhancing user experience, performance, and maintaining the core values of minimalism and customization, Bodhi 7.0 promises to push the boundaries of what Linux can offer. Say Goodbye to Proprietary Operating Systems and Hello to Bodhi Linux 7.0 While proprietary systems like Microsoft Windows dominate the market, Bodhi…

09 Mar

Solus Linux Goes Through Yet Another Shake Up; to be Rebased on SerpentOS – It’s FOSS News

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Every Linux distro goes through at lest one big change at some point in its life span. However, there is one distro that seems to keep encountering major turmoil and changes on a regular basis. Let's look at the latest news coming from Solus.Solus? What's That?There are approximately six billion Linux distros (or so it seems). Most of them are reskins of Ubuntu or Arch, with at least one new feature added or highlighted. I can count on one hand the number of distros that are actually built from scratch. Solus is one of them. According to Solus' website, "Solus…

09 Mar

Solus Linux 4.5 now available with support for AMD ROCm, PipeWire as default, and Calamares installer – Phoronix

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"Experience the Power of Solus 4.5: The Ultimate Linux Distribution with Enhanced Features and a Superior Installation Process" Solus 4.5 is making waves in the world of Linux as it debuts with an impressive array of updates, revolutionizing the original distro with its popular Budgie desktop environment and other innovations. This latest release boasts a new and improved installation experience utilizing the renowned Calamares installer framework. With this upgrade, users can now easily set up Solus in various configurations including a Btrfs root file-system. This is a significant step up from the old installer that the previous Solus 4.4 version…

09 Mar

Q4OS Linux Developers Introduce Trinity Desktop Experience for Raspberry Pi 3 Single Board Computers – Softpedia News

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- Softpedia Introduces Q4OS Linux for Raspberry Pi 3Model B Top Reasons to Try Q4OS Linux for Raspberry Pi 3 Model B If you're a tech enthusiast looking to build a powerful and versatile workstation for only $35, then look no further. Softpedia has recently shared the news about the Q4OS Linux operating system now being available for the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B. This tiny and efficient Linux kernel-based OS is built around the TDE (Trinity Desktop Environment) project, offering the latest Debian GNU/Linux system. But what sets Q4OS apart from other Linux systems? Let's find out! 1. Ultra-fast…

09 Mar

The popular Debian-based Q4OS Linux distribution is set to receive a fresh new appearance with the upcoming release of the Debonaire desktop theme. This news was confirmed by Softpedia, a highly reputable source for technology news and updates. The Debonaire theme is expected to elevate the overall aesthetic of Q4OS and make it stand out among other Linux distros. With its impeccable design and user-friendly interface, the Debonaire desktop theme is sure to captivate and impress users, solidifying Q4OS as a top choice for sophisticated and modern operating systems.

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Introducing Q4OS's Newest Desktop Theme: Debonaire Q4OS's development team is excited to reveal their latest creation - a sleek and modern desktop theme called Debonaire, designed specifically for use with the Trinity Desktop Environment on their Debian-based GNU/Linux distribution. Transitioning from Microsoft Windows to Linux has never been easier, thanks to Q4OS's user-friendly interface and now, with the introduction of Debonaire, its visual appeal has been taken to the next level. Experience the New Look of Q4OS with Debonaire Gone are the days of the standard, outdated look of the Trinity Desktop Environment. The new Debonaire theme features dark elements…

09 Mar

Rocky Linux vs. AlmaLinux: Which is better? – TechTarget

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Red Hat's replacement of CentOS with CentOS Stream has upset companies that depend on Linux as their server OS. CentOS Stream is a rolling release OS, which means it isn't ideal from a reliability standpoint as it does not have a fixed update release schedule. However, shortly after Red Hat declared the discontinuation of CentOS, two similar distributions were announced: Rocky Linux and AlmaLinux. These two distributions have become popular among CentOS users. Rocky Linux and AlmaLinux have similar use cases and support the same architectures. However, Rocky Linux is a 1-to-1 binary to RHEL while AlmaLinux is Application Binary…