Meet the distributions

• Linux Mint

  A welcoming Ubuntu-based desktop with conservative updates and practical graphical tools.

• Ubuntu

  A widely supported Linux desktop with an extensive software ecosystem and an LTS option.

• Fedora Workstation

  A modern GNOME workstation combining current Linux technology with a regular release cycle.

• Fedora KDE

  A current KDE Plasma desktop on Fedora’s broad workstation foundation.

• Fedora Silverblue

  An official Fedora Atomic desktop combining GNOME, image-based updates, rollback, Flatpak applications, and container-oriented development.

• Debian

  A community-maintained distribution whose stable branch favors continuity and a large package archive.

• Pop!_OS

  An Ubuntu-based workstation shaped around System76’s COSMIC desktop and productivity workflows.

• Zorin OS

  A polished Ubuntu-based desktop designed to ease the transition from Windows or macOS.

• elementary OS

  An Ubuntu-based desktop centered on Pantheon, cohesive design, and curated applications.

• openSUSE Tumbleweed

  A rolling distribution combining current software with automated testing and snapshot recovery tooling.

• openSUSE Aeon

  A transactional openSUSE GNOME desktop built around automatic updates, snapshots, rollback, and a deliberately protected host system.

• EndeavourOS

  A terminal-oriented Arch derivative with a guided installer and a relatively lean desktop setup.

• Arch Linux

  A minimal rolling distribution that leaves desktop assembly and system configuration to the user.

• CachyOS

  An Arch-based desktop with optimized packages, kernel choices, and performance-oriented tooling.

• Nobara

  A Fedora derivative with gaming, graphics, and content-creation setup conveniences.

• Bazzite

  A Fedora Atomic-based gaming desktop with image updates and hardware-specific variants.

• Bluefin

  A Fedora-based workstation with image-based updates, curated GNOME defaults, and container-oriented development workflows.

• NixOS

  A declaratively configured distribution built around Nix packages, system generations, and reproducibility.

• Gentoo

  A highly configurable distribution centered on Portage, build choices, and user-directed system composition.

• Void Linux

  An independent rolling distribution using runit and XBPS, with glibc and musl variants.

• Kali Linux

  A Debian-based security-testing distribution intended for penetration testers and security specialists.

• MX Linux

  A Debian stable-based desktop with practical administration tools and relatively modest resource needs.

• Garuda Linux

  An enthusiast-oriented Arch derivative with bold desktop defaults and snapshot recovery tools.

• Solus

  An independent rolling desktop distribution with a curated package ecosystem.

• PikaOS

  A Debian Sid-based rolling desktop with curated performance builds and gaming and graphics tooling.

• Alpine Linux

  A minimal, security-conscious distribution using musl and BusyBox, with substantial desktop compatibility tradeoffs.

• Vanilla OS

  A general-purpose immutable desktop using image-based system management and isolated environments for applications and command-line workloads.

• Rhino Linux

  A rolling Ubuntu-family desktop combining current packages with Pacstall tooling and an opinionated lightweight desktop experience.

• Slackware

  A long-established independent distribution emphasizing conservative releases and direct, traditional administration.

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