Linux Distributions

risiOS – Fedora based Linux distribution

risiOS is a Fedora based OS designed to make it easier to setup, and modernize the experience.

Thanks to a stable base of Fedora, risiOS is able to deliver on the latest cutting-edge features without breaking things mid-release cycle. Some of the modern features risiOS inherits from Fedora include BTRFS, Wayland (even on NVIDIA hardware), Pipewire, and much more.

risiOS ships a modified version of the GNOME Desktop. Thanks to GNOME, risiOS ships a modern and fluid DE with extendability through extensions. GNOME also provides a modern suite of apps with a consistent UI and design language.

risiOS ships a modified version of ZSH with features such as syntax highlighting, auto suggestions, and more, although to keep ZSH light we do not ship a plugin manager or framework.

risiOS in action

Working state:Active
Desktop:GNOME
Init Software:systemd
Package Management:DNF
Release Model:Fixed
Platforms:x86_64
Home Page:risi.io
Developer:risiIndustries
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