Kwort is a Linux distribution based on CRUX; we make use of their port system to build a set of minimal packages. While Kwort uses binary packages, we offer the users this port system as well. Looking for the best tools aligned to Kwort's philosophy is an on-going task during the whole year. Because of all this, Kwort is [an] extremely simple and straight forward Linux system.The Kwort distribution is available in one edition for 64-bit (x86_64) computers. The ISO file is a 1GB download. According to the project's latest release announcement, the recent 4.3.5 release mostly focuses on package updates, bringing the compiler, Linux kernel, and web browsers up to date with their upstream versions.
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SulinOSSulinOS [is] faster than standard distributions. For example, every package was compiled without SELinux or AppArmor. Also the kernel is configured for better security, without compromise. SulinOS never uses sudo (You can use 'su -c command' [instead of] sudo). SulinOS is oriented towards advanced Linux users, who know what they're doing.The website reports SulinOS ships with both regular and libre variants of the Linux kernel. OpenRC is used for service management and the distribution provides a custom package manager called inary. The distribution runs on 64-bit (x86_64) machines exclusively and is available in several editions. The are four main desktop editions: GNOME, Xfce, LXDE, and MATE. There are two editions, KDE and Pantheon, which are currently listed as being in a testing phase. In addition to these desktop flavours there is a smaller Minimal edition. It looks as though most of these editions were last updated back in November of 2020. The Minimal edition is 360MB in size while the desktop editions vary from about 1.3GB (for the LXDE download) up to about 1.7GB for the MATE and GNOME editions.
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