CuerdOS is a Debian-based Linux distribution of Spanish origin focused on stability and constant performance on computers of any range, without losing any functionality.
This distro is not only a derivative with a customized desktop environment, but it has a series of optimizations and performance improvements, including: optimization of active services, improvements in the use of the processor, among many others.
- Newest LTS Kernels with some patches added to have new features.
- Repositories with new packages.
- Own packages to send updates like newer kernel updates and solve problems with hotfixes.
- Bauh Store as principal store.
- With reference to performance it has Ananicy, TLP, and Zram preconfigured.
Working state: | Active |
Desktop: | Sway, XFCE |
Init Software: | systemd |
Package Management: | APT |
Release Model: | Fixed |
Platforms: | x86_64 |
Home Page: | cuerdos.github.io |
Developer: | CuerdOS Dev Team |
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