Simplicity Linux is a Devuan-based distribution with Cinnamon as the default desktop environment (prior to 2020 it was based on Puppy Linux and Xfce). It comes in three editions: Mini, Desktop and Gaming. The Mini edition features cloud-based software, the Desktop flavour offers a collection of general-purpose software, and the Gaming variant includes a launcher for Steam games.
Simplicity Linux uses Buster Dog (https://debiandog.github.io/doglinux/zz03busterdog.html) as a base, and Cinnamon Window Manager. It comes in 3 editions: Mini, Desktop and X. Mini features cloud based software, Desktop features locally based software and X is our experimental release which may feature things we will feature in future releases.
Mini 20.7 Alpha Size: 474mb MD5: 8e2f0fd6ce867a37af97d5b78d3d626c
Simplicity Linux sounds like a great option for those looking for a user-friendly Linux distro with different variations depending on their needs. The three editions (Mini, Desktop, and Gaming) cater to different preferences – cloud-based for lightweight use, general-purpose applications, and even a dedicated gaming edition with a Steam launcher. It's interesting to see the "X" edition as an experimental space for upcoming https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/5-best-personal-statement-writing-services-experts-review-mary-walton-8cq5e features. While all versions are currently in alpha, the provided information on sizes and MD5 checksums allows for easy download and testing. I'm curious to try Simplicity Linux myself and see which edition works best for me!
