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Orion Os – Linux distro built on Debian

posted by Rianne Schestowitz on Apr 29, 2026

Quoting: Orion Os - Linux distro built on Debian - LinuxLinks —

Orion Os is a Linux distribution based on Debian Trixie.

It aims to provide a fast, stable desktop with its own visual identity, a refined user interface, and a practical environment for developers, makers, and users who want control without sacrificing convenience. The distribution focuses on quick boot times, a responsive session, sensible defaults, and a starting point that’s ready for development and day-to-day computing.

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