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Probably KDE Neon [1]: this is Ubuntu with updated KDE maintained by the KDE Team. I use openSUSE Tumbleweed where KDE is up to date and well integrated (I rea
by jraph 4y ago
Probably KDE Neon [1]: this is Ubuntu with updated KDE maintained by the KDE Team.
I use openSUSE Tumbleweed where KDE is up to date and well integrated (I really recommend Tumbleweed for a good KDE experience), I see that they have a live image they call JeOS ("We also have JeOS, Live images. Check out Alternative Downloads!") [2], I haven't tried the live image but it's probably very good.
[1] https://neon.kde.org/ https://neon.kde.org/
[2] https://get.opensuse.org/tumbleweed/#download https://get.opensuse.org/tumbleweed/#download
- brnt 4y agoI've got two issues with NEON: 1. It's Ubuntu based, so comes with snap. Not a fan. 2. It's LTS based, and tends to update not on schedule but with about a half year delay. That means packages get old... 3. (I lied!) It's both bad and good: updates are, even on the user branch, too damn frequent :)
- jraph 4y agoI do agree about the Ubuntu part. For the updates, if the intent is just to test KDE in a live environment, this part should be up to date and frequent updates should not be an issue. I would recommend against using KDE Neon daily though. Or Ubuntu by the way. It used to be a really good distro, but it's not so much today I think.