CitrusOS

CitrusOS is a Linux-based operating system designed for general-purpose computing. It aims to provide a user-friendly and stable platform for everyday tasks. The operating system is built upon Debian, a well-established and widely used Linux distribution known for its robustness and extensive software repositories. This foundation allows CitrusOS to benefit from a vast collection of free and open-source software.

The graphical user interface of CitrusOS is typically based on a desktop environment such as GNOME or XFCE, offering a familiar and intuitive experience for users migrating from other operating systems. Installation is designed to be straightforward, with an installer that guides users through the process. The operating system includes a curated selection of pre-installed applications for common needs, including web browsing, office productivity, media playback, and basic system utilities.

CitrusOS emphasizes ease of use and accessibility, making it suitable for beginners in the Linux ecosystem. Updates are managed through a system package manager, ensuring that installed software remains current and secure. The project aims to provide a polished and integrated desktop experience, focusing on stability and user satisfaction. While not as widely known as some other Linux distributions, CitrusOS represents an effort to create a functional and approachable operating system for a broad range of users.