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GeckoLinux

GeckoLinux distribution

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GeckoLinux is a dormant Linux distribution based on openSUSE. It is available in two editions: Static, which is based on openSUSE Leap, and Rolling, which is based on openSUSE Tumbleweed.

01Features

Some of GeckoLinux's features include:

02Version history

Static

VersionDateKernel
421.160527 27.05.2016 Unknown.
421.16060101.06.2016
421.16060506.06.2016
421.16062727.06.2016
421.16110305.11.2016
422.161213 16.12.2016 4.4.36
422.16122830.12.2016
422.17012425.01.2017
422.17020506.02.2017
422.17021516.02.2017
422.17030203.03.2017
422.17030304.03.2017
423.171028 29.10.2017 4.4.104
423.18010506.01.2018
423.18010708.01.2018
150.18060707.06.20184.12.14
150.18061616.06.2018
152.210223 23.02.2021 5.3.18
154.220822 22.08.2022 5.14.21

Rolling

VersionDateKernel
999.160614 16.06.2016 Unknown.
999.16103104.11.2016
999.16121820.12.2016
999.16123031.12.2016
999.17012425.01.2017
999.17020506.02.2017
999.17030204.03.2017
999.18060707.06.20184.16.12
999.220820 20.08.2022 5.19.1

03Reception

Dedoimedo wrote a non-positive review of GeckoLinux 150.180616, saying that it had "issues with multimedia playback, visual glitches and the graphics driver". A subsequent review of GeckoLinux Static 152 in February 2021 was more positive.

Jack M. Germain explains how & why "GeckoLinux doing for the OpenSuse/Suse world much of what Linux Mint did for the Ubuntu universe".

Watch videos about GeckoLinuxExplainers and documentaries on YouTube (opens in a new tab)

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