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Vanilla OS 2.0 Alpha Available Now

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Vanilla OS 2.0 Alpha Available Now

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Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 1 year ago

Vanilla OS

Vanilla OS is an operating system built with simplicity in mind. It's fast, lightweight, beautiful and ready for all your daily tasks.

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Definitely going to check it out when they go beta. Sounds like a super stable daily driver (Gaming and light office work).
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  I use the stable version of vanillaOS and haven’t had any problems looking forward to 2.0

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