Oreon Linux was in my honest opinion one of the best distros I've ever used before:
The UI was really polished, sleek and overall beautiful, perfect for a daily driver.
Basing it off Alma Linux was worth it, because it was really stable.
Installing it is also super easy and straightforward.
The community, though small, but really helpful, was a great help and was really nice, unlike many other communities.
The Oreon project might be small, but great. There might be a few cavities here and there, but overall really nice.
I can only recommend trying it.
This distro wouldn't install for me when others will. The live medium showed a nice UI with the Gnome environment. Reminded me of a transparent KDE environment.
But do to the fact I couldn't install it, I'm afraid I'll have to give it a low rating. The boot into live user seemed old, I will say that.
Looks like it has potential if they update their install method. I couldn't even tell if you could add extensions. All and all was a poor experience for me. And btw, I was going to install to hard disk. I wasn't using a VM.
Oreon Linux was in my honest opinion one of the best distros I've ever used before:
The UI was really polished, sleek and overall beautiful, perfect for a daily driver.
Basing it off Alma Linux was worth it, because it was really stable.
Installing it is also super easy and straightforward.
The community, though small, but really helpful, was a great help and was really nice, unlike many other communities.
The Oreon project might be small, but great. There might be a few cavities here and there, but overall really nice.
I can only recommend trying it.
This distro wouldn't install for me when others will. The live medium showed a nice UI with the Gnome environment. Reminded me of a transparent KDE environment.
But do to the fact I couldn't install it, I'm afraid I'll have to give it a low rating. The boot into live user seemed old, I will say that.
Looks like it has potential if they update their install method. I couldn't even tell if you could add extensions. All and all was a poor experience for me. And btw, I was going to install to hard disk. I wasn't using a VM.
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