Spaced Linux: Where Devuan, Compiz and MATE Meet
Spaced Linux: Where Devuan, Compiz and MATE Meet Contents What Spaced Linux Is How Spaced Linux Works in Practice The Current Release, Its Packages and How to Get Involved Every so often a distribution turns up that refuses to pick a side in the great "easy versus powerful" debate, and simply insists on being both. Spaced Linux is one of those projects. Built on a Devuan foundation, dressed in the familiar MATE desktop, and animated by the endlessly configurable Compiz window manager, it sets out to welcome newcomers without ever talking down to the people who like to open a terminal and actually understand what their computer is doing. It is a small, independently developed project with a clear identity, and it is well worth a proper look. What Spaced Linux Is Spaced Linux describes itself as a polished, systemd-free desktop, and that single phrase carries an awful lot of the story. Rather than building on Debian directly, the project uses Devuan Ceres , the rol...
