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Reader supplied reviews for NebiOS
Average rating
4.8 from 4 review(s)
Version: 10.0.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2026-01-08
Votes: 10
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Since design preferences are inherently subjective, it would not be entirely fair to make absolute judgments about the visual choices of this Linux distribution. However, it is still worth mentioning that the overall user interface has a distinctly nostalgic feeling, which I personally find quite appealing. Rather than chasing modern design trends aggressively, this distribution seems to embrace a more classic desktop experience. For users who appreciate a familiar and time-tested layout, this approach can feel both comforting and refreshing. The UI does not try to overwhelm the user with unnecessary animations or experimental concepts, and this simplicity contributes positively to the overall experience.
From a usability standpoint, the distribution performs quite well in daily use. Most common tasks can be completed smoothly without requiring extensive configuration or prior expertise. System navigation is intuitive, menus are logically organized, and the default settings feel well thought out. Even users who are relatively new to Linux should be able to adapt quickly. That said, there are a few minor issues that slightly affect the overall polish. For instance, during application installation, I encountered a rare but noticeable problem where the desktop environment crashed unexpectedly. While this does not happen frequently and does not render the system unusable, it is still an issue worth addressing in future updates.
Performance-wise, the distribution feels responsive and stable under normal workloads. Applications launch quickly, system resources are managed efficiently, and multitasking does not cause significant slowdowns. These characteristics suggest that the developers have paid close attention to optimization and system balance. Even on modest hardware, the operating system maintains a smooth user experience, which is a major advantage for users who may not have access to high-end machines.
One of the standout features of this distribution is the decision to ship with Waydroid pre-installed. This choice significantly improves usability, especially for users who rely on Android applications as part of their daily workflow. Setting up Waydroid manually can often be a time-consuming and error-prone process, particularly for less experienced users. Having it available out of the box removes this barrier entirely and allows users to start using Android apps almost immediately. In my case, this feature alone saved a considerable amount of time and made the distribution far more practical for real-world use.
Another important aspect worth highlighting is the apparent openness of the developer to community feedback. It is clear that user opinions are being taken seriously, and this creates a sense of trust between the developers and the user base. Knowing that feedback is being read and potentially acted upon encourages users to actively report bugs and suggest improvements. This collaborative approach is essential for the long-term success of any Linux distribution.
In conclusion, while the distribution is not entirely free of minor issues, its strengths far outweigh its weaknesses. The nostalgic yet functional user interface, solid performance, thoughtful feature set, and developer engagement make it a compelling choice. With continued refinement and attention to reported issues, this distribution has strong potential to grow into an even more polished and reliable operating system.
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Version: 10.0.1
Rating: 1
Date: 2026-01-07
Votes: 0
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This distro needs a lot of work. The ugly widgets preconfigured on the screen seem to be permanent. This has to be a beta distro. If you hover over an icon, it glitches. You can't even read what icon you're selecting. The desktop environment seemed like an android tablet, but worse.
The distro does have a good start screen and seems to load well. Other than that, I couldn't wait to get this distro off my laptop. The built in Waydroid option was an interesting approach. I didn't bother with it as I had already planned to change distros.
They need to do a spin with KDE. This distro might be usable then.
Another hour wasted in life using this distro. I'm done lol
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Version: 10.0
Rating: 2
Date: 2025-11-04
Votes: 0
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I tried v3 and v10. They are vastly different. If i had to choose, I would go with v10. Though it looks visually nice, the system does not flow very well. I'm completely fine with learning a new desktop environment, but this was....slightly frustrating. I couldn't really feel like I had a home in the desktop environment. Additionally, something about the way the system greets you, it almost feels like the entire OS is Malware/Spyware or something. Something about the OS just feels like it's being deceptive (I say this coming from someone who ran Deepin Linux 25 for 2 months as a daily driver). I didn't find anything per say, just had that feeling. I ran it live from a Ventoy USB, but when I was done I immediately deleted it just because I felt dirty lol. Sorry devs, if you see this, something just feels off about your OS. I appreciate the effort to offer something new in terms of desktop environments though.
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Version: 10.0
Rating: 6
Date: 2025-11-03
Votes: 0
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The district is beautiful and different. I was in love with it from login. But the glitch after glitch freezing, no clear route to terminal android access with no android App Store easily found. If you were ok with it out the box great but less open the arch but harder to rice and add apps. I may have bed my metal but other distros run smooth. Download is simple and interface is smooth until you attempt to update and add apps. I will try it on other metal and see. I do like the android apps access if I can get it to work on a set up. New Distro let fix these bugs
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Latest Reviews
Project: NebiOS
Version: 10.0.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2026-01-08
Votes: 10
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Since design preferences are inherently subjective, it would not be entirely fair to make absolute judgments about the visual choices of this Linux distribution. However, it is still worth mentioning that the overall user interface has a distinctly nostalgic feeling, which I personally find quite appealing. Rather than chasing modern design trends aggressively, this distribution seems to embrace a more classic desktop experience. For users who appreciate a familiar and time-tested layout, this approach can feel both comforting and refreshing. The UI does not try to overwhelm the user with unnecessary animations or experimental concepts, and this simplicity contributes positively to the overall experience.
From a usability standpoint, the distribution performs quite well in daily use. Most common tasks can be completed smoothly without requiring extensive configuration or prior expertise. System navigation is intuitive, menus are logically organized, and the default settings feel well thought out. Even users who are relatively new to Linux should be able to adapt quickly. That said, there are a few minor issues that slightly affect the overall polish. For instance, during application installation, I encountered a rare but noticeable problem where the desktop environment crashed unexpectedly. While this does not happen frequently and does not render the system unusable, it is still an issue worth addressing in future updates.
Performance-wise, the distribution feels responsive and stable under normal workloads. Applications launch quickly, system resources are managed efficiently, and multitasking does not cause significant slowdowns. These characteristics suggest that the developers have paid close attention to optimization and system balance. Even on modest hardware, the operating system maintains a smooth user experience, which is a major advantage for users who may not have access to high-end machines.
One of the standout features of this distribution is the decision to ship with Waydroid pre-installed. This choice significantly improves usability, especially for users who rely on Android applications as part of their daily workflow. Setting up Waydroid manually can often be a time-consuming and error-prone process, particularly for less experienced users. Having it available out of the box removes this barrier entirely and allows users to start using Android apps almost immediately. In my case, this feature alone saved a considerable amount of time and made the distribution far more practical for real-world use.
Another important aspect worth highlighting is the apparent openness of the developer to community feedback. It is clear that user opinions are being taken seriously, and this creates a sense of trust between the developers and the user base. Knowing that feedback is being read and potentially acted upon encourages users to actively report bugs and suggest improvements. This collaborative approach is essential for the long-term success of any Linux distribution.
In conclusion, while the distribution is not entirely free of minor issues, its strengths far outweigh its weaknesses. The nostalgic yet functional user interface, solid performance, thoughtful feature set, and developer engagement make it a compelling choice. With continued refinement and attention to reported issues, this distribution has strong potential to grow into an even more polished and reliable operating system.
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Project: NebiOS
Version: 10.0.1
Rating: 1
Date: 2026-01-07
Votes: 0
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This distro needs a lot of work. The ugly widgets preconfigured on the screen seem to be permanent. This has to be a beta distro. If you hover over an icon, it glitches. You can't even read what icon you're selecting. The desktop environment seemed like an android tablet, but worse.
The distro does have a good start screen and seems to load well. Other than that, I couldn't wait to get this distro off my laptop. The built in Waydroid option was an interesting approach. I didn't bother with it as I had already planned to change distros.
They need to do a spin with KDE. This distro might be usable then.
Another hour wasted in life using this distro. I'm done lol
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Project: NebiOS
Version: 10.0
Rating: 2
Date: 2025-11-04
Votes: 0
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I tried v3 and v10. They are vastly different. If i had to choose, I would go with v10. Though it looks visually nice, the system does not flow very well. I'm completely fine with learning a new desktop environment, but this was....slightly frustrating. I couldn't really feel like I had a home in the desktop environment. Additionally, something about the way the system greets you, it almost feels like the entire OS is Malware/Spyware or something. Something about the OS just feels like it's being deceptive (I say this coming from someone who ran Deepin Linux 25 for 2 months as a daily driver). I didn't find anything per say, just had that feeling. I ran it live from a Ventoy USB, but when I was done I immediately deleted it just because I felt dirty lol. Sorry devs, if you see this, something just feels off about your OS. I appreciate the effort to offer something new in terms of desktop environments though.
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Project: NebiOS
Version: 10.0
Rating: 6
Date: 2025-11-03
Votes: 0
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The district is beautiful and different. I was in love with it from login. But the glitch after glitch freezing, no clear route to terminal android access with no android App Store easily found. If you were ok with it out the box great but less open the arch but harder to rice and add apps. I may have bed my metal but other distros run smooth. Download is simple and interface is smooth until you attempt to update and add apps. I will try it on other metal and see. I do like the android apps access if I can get it to work on a set up. New Distro let fix these bugs
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