SujuOS

SujuOS is a Linux-based operating system developed by SujuTech. It targets desktop, server, and embedded devices, offering a secure, responsive, and user-friendly environment. SujuOS is designed to run on a wide range of hardware while maintaining a consistent user experience across devices. The project emphasizes privacy, performance, and modularity, and ships with a centralized software repository and a graphical installer.

History: Development began in 2017, with its first public release in 2019. It follows an open-source development model with contributions from individuals and organizations. SujuOS provides multiple editions, including a desktop-focused edition, a server edition, and an education-focused variant. The project releases regular updates, including long-term support versions intended for stability in enterprise environments.

Technical characteristics: The system is based on the Linux kernel and supports 64-bit architectures such as x86-64 and ARM64. It uses a modular package system and maintains a centralized software repository, supporting typical packaging formats and container technologies. The default desktop environment is built to be lightweight and accessible, with optional desktop environments such as GNOME and KDE Plasma. Security features include full-disk encryption, secure boot support, AppArmor, and sandboxed applications.

Reception and community: SujuOS has a modest user base with praise for performance and ease of use, and some critique regarding software ecosystem size and hardware compatibility on newer devices. The project maintains active online documentation and community forums.