Condres OS GNU/Linux For Linux

Condres OS GNU/Linux is a free, open-source, modern, and intuitive GNU/Linux operating system designed specifically for the cloud generation of computing. It's easy to use, beautifully designed, easily accessible, and comes with popular open-source software solutions to minimize security risk as much as possible.

Supported only on 64-bit computers, the Condres OS GNU/Linux operating system features multiple editions with various popular desktop environments, including GNOME, KDE Plasma, Cinnamon, MATE, and Xfce. However, they all offer the same boot options when starting ISO image from a bootable medium, such as a USB flash drive (recommended) or a DVD disc.

These include the ability to start the Condres OS GNU/Linux live system with or without non-free software, as well as with VESA fallback if your graphics card isn't recognized by default, boot a non-graphical environment, test the system memory for errors, boot the operating system already installed on the first disk drive, and change boot/kernel options, language, keyboard, and video mode.

All Condres OS GNU/Linux editions come with pretty much the same collection of software to offer you all the apps you'll need for your daily computing tasks. Among these, we can mention the entire LibreOffice office suite, Chromium, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox web browsers, FileZilla FTP client, VLC media player, GIMP image editor, Vim and gVim text editors, and Inkscape SVG editor.

Moreover, Condres OS GNU/Linux features the Mozilla Thunderbird email and news client, Transmission BitTorrent client, as well as various GTK or Qt native apps, depending on the desktop environment used by default. The PlayOnLinux software, a graphical interface to the Wine application, is also installed if you want to install and use Windows apps and games.

The best thing about Condres OS GNU/Linux is that it's based on the powerful and lightweight Arch Linux operating system, which means that it inherits its package manager, software repositories, AUR (Arch User Repositories), and the rolling release model so you can install once and receive updates forever. If you're already familiar with Arch Linux, using Condres OS GNU/Linux will be a breeze and a lot of fun.

We recommend Condres OS GNU/Linux to all those who want to use Arch Linux on their personal computers but don't have the time and knowledge to install Arch Linux from the command line. Condres OS GNU/Linux comes with a graphical installer (Calamares), which makes installing the operating system easy for everyone, and you also get to use your favorite desktop environment out-of-the-box.