Linux distribution based on Debian, focused on ease of use and offering a fully free operating system with KDE as the default desktop environment.
Tanglu is a Linux distribution based on Debian that aims to provide a fully free operating system focused on ease of use. It initially launched in 2013 with the goal of being an open, community-oriented alternative to Ubuntu that treated users, contributors, and developers equally.
At its core, Tanglu uses the package base from the Debian Testing branch, but incorporates newer versions of certain software like the Linux kernel and KDE Plasma Desktop. This makes it more up-to-date than Debian, while still benefitting from the large amount of available Debian packages and overall system stability.
Some key features of Tanglu include:
In summary, Tanglu aims to strike a balance between being a free software advocate, focusing on usability for new Linux users, and serving as an easy-to-use alternative distro compared to Debian.
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