Background
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Experience
Computing Freedom

A lightweight Linux distribution that combines elegance with powerful performance. Use preconfigured Arch-based (btw) distro that is ready to use, play your favorite games and easily install creative tools like Affinity suite or DaVinci Resolve.

Why Choose Linexin?

Everything you need, nothing you don't.

Blazing Fast

Built on a minimal base, Linexin is optimized for speed and responsiveness, booting up in seconds.

Creative Work

With Affinity Installer and DaVinci Installer built-in, you can easily use creative tools after only a couple of clicks.

Gaming Ready

Comes pre-packaged with Steam, gamescope and gamemode that can boost your gaming performance.

Beautifully Crafted Desktop

An interface that's both powerful and a pleasure to use.

OS Screenshot

Change your style!

Linexin
Windows-like
Ubuntu-like
Pure GNOME

Frequently Asked Questions

Linexin is a Linux distribution based on Arch Linux. It is designed to be a fast and user-friendly operating system, pre-configured for creative work and games.
Linexin is ideal for content creators who need easy access to tools like the Affinity suite and DaVinci Resolve, gamers looking for an optimized experience with Steam, Epic Games or any other Launcher, and anyone who wants a beautiful and performant Arch-based system.
Yes and always will be. Linexin is a free and open-source project. You can download, use, modify, and distribute it freely with accordance to GNU GPL v3 license.
Linexin uses a beautifully customized GNOME environment by default. All extensions can be disabled for a vanilla experience.

However, you can pick carefully crafted custom KDE Plasma environment instead during the installation. With it, you can experience truly marvelous glass effects all around the system.
No, it is not immutable. However, it ships minimal system packages. Average users are advised to use Flatpaks, while power users can use pacman and AUR.

Open-Source Project

Linexin is built with fully open-sourced code. Fork, modify, or contribute on GitHub.

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