Linux you'll want to look at.
It looks like a Mac. Underneath, it's Arch Linux, set up without ever opening a terminal.
It looks like a Mac. Underneath, it's Arch Linux, set up without ever opening a terminal.
Most macOS lookalikes stop at the wallpaper and a set of icons. NiceC0re builds the menu bar, the dock, and the light that shifts when you drag a window into the desktop itself, not painted over KDE after the fact.
NiceC0re is built with Liquid Gel, a translucent material that blurs and bends the light behind every window, control, and menu on screen.
Arch Linux gives you complete control over your system, and it's just as well known for an install that reads like an exam. NiceC0re keeps the control and takes the exam off your plate.
A fresh install won't drop you onto a blank screen with a list of things to go download. The essentials are already here.
Gets your drivers, updates, and first apps sorted in one place, right after you log in.
A browser that belongs to the desktop instead of fighting it, ready for the web out of the box.
Browse and install without the command line. It's still early, and it gets better with each release.
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Since the first release in Jul 2022, pearOS NiceC0re has kept shipping, and all of it is public on GitHub.
Version 26.6 is out. Full release notes are published on GitHub as soon as they land.
The installer, the desktop, and the details you notice a week in.
Download it, run it, and keep it for as long as you like.
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