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  • Commodore OS Vision v3.1 ? (a tricked-out Linux disto)

    From BiggieB@123:0/1 to All on Monday, May 25, 2026 20:43:39
    Has anyone else installed and tried the new Commodore OS Vision v3.1?

    It's a super tricked out Linux Mint Debian distro based on Commodore's new ecosystem. It's really cool and very well thought out and has a lot of great things pre-installed and configured.

    Runs really super snappy on my 10 year old Dell Optiplex i5 /16gb RAM /SATA SSD.

    Check it out : https://www.commodoreos.net/CommodoreOS.aspx

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  • From Morningstarr@123:0/1 to BiggieB on Monday, May 25, 2026 22:04:54
    It looks amazing like a mix between mac os, and a touch of os2. Do you think I could use it as a daily driver? I need something pretty like what I got, but more light weight. I know it's possible because the older versions of ubuntu I used, wasn't resource hungry, and was very quick. I notice the posts on hobby space have really slowed down lately. :(

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  • From BiggieB@123:0/1 to Morningstarr on Tuesday, May 26, 2026 07:23:01

    Do you think I could use it as a daily driver? I need something pretty like what I got, but more light weight.


    What kind of machine would you want to run this on?

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  • From Morningstarr@123:0/1 to BiggieB on Tuesday, May 26, 2026 18:46:06
    The computer I am currently using, with ubuntu on it. I wonder If I could use that os as my daily driver. Keep ubuntu installed, but use it less lol.

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  • From BiggieB@123:0/1 to Morningstarr on Tuesday, May 26, 2026 19:15:35

    The computer I am currently using, with ubuntu on it. I wonder If I could use that os as my daily driver. Keep ubuntu installed, but use it less lol.


    Maybe try a dual-boot and see if you like it ?

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  • From Morningstarr@123:0/1 to BiggieB on Wednesday, May 27, 2026 08:57:01
    If it's based on Debian, and it's light weight, it should be perfect for what I am looking for. I want a pretty os, that's snappy and quick that doesn't require a lot of resources.

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