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Revision as of 20:42, 18 September 2024
“KDE Linux” is a work-in-progress name of a KDE-owned general-purpose Linux distribution proposed at Akademy 2024. Not to be confused with KDE Neon.
Warning
TODO: background, motivation
Goals
TODO
Target audience and use cases
TODO (vision of user experience; explore personas?)
Requirements
TODO
Architecture
TODO (hardware support, file system, base disro, boot process, software separation, security model, deployment, updates and rollbacks, localization, OEM mode; proposed solution, alternatives, trade-offs for each section)
Related projects
TODO (how are we different from Neon, from Kinoite, from other immutable distros)
Roadmap
TODO (milestones)
Long-term maintenance
TODO (team and infrastructure requirements for long-term sustainability after release; testing infrastructure)
Promotion
TODO (name and branding, public image, effect on relations with other distros and hardware partners)
Communication
Prototype
The code is currently located here. Note that it is not representative of the final product and exists solely as an experimental playground for now.