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Reader supplied reviews for GLF OS
Average rating
9.1 from 18 review(s)
Version: 26.05
Rating: 10
Date: 2026-01-04
Votes: 3
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Tested on :
- Z790 AORUS PRO X modded rev.
- Intel Core i7 14700K
- 64Go DDR5 6400MT/s CL32
- Asrock AMD 7900XTX Taichi
- Wifi7 Intel BE200
- 10Gbps spf+ Intel card
Gaming + Studio features work very well and pretty smoothly.
NixOS based so pretty fast and stable, easy and fast KDE/Gnome switching. DaVinci Resolve works well and adding flatpack software works well.
I am truly amazed by the quality of this young distro.
The documentation is in progress and translated from French to English, but it remains brief and to be completed.
Well done guyZ !
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Version: 26.05
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-12-29
Votes: 0
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Test on RTX 5060 Ti 16go VRAM, Ryzen 9 5950x, 32go RAM
Excellent for gaming, it automatically detects your hardware (AMD/Nvidia GPU, CPU, etc.) with hardware acceleration support for RTX cards, for example.
Updates are automatic and, being based on NixOS, it's very stable, and it's easy to revert to a previous version if you encounter a problem.
I'm currently testing it out by setting up a server, as I like the idea of security and its operation (NixOS secures each application in an isolated environment, for example).
Finally, the ability to switch from GNOME to KDE in two clicks for testing is a huge plus, and the GLF Studio version is great for OBS streaming, video editing with DaVinci Resolve, etc. Streamdeck compatible since the latest version.
If you fall into any of the aforementioned categories, go ahead and try it!
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Version: 26.05
Rating: 2
Date: 2025-12-15
Votes: 1
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Install on HP OMEN 16. (NVidia GeForce RTX 5070 Ti)
No sound, and graphical bugs.
This laptop works well on Ubuntu 24.04
This distro looks good but not working on my config.
Tested in a virtual Machine and looks very interesting, because all softwares for gaming installed by default.
If you need help, you must create a discord account, and the project don't have a forum to post and helps us.
Documentation is good, but troubleshooting section in documentation can be helpful to help us with common issues to test some tips to finding quickly a fix.
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Version: 26.05
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-12-08
Votes: 5
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As a software engineer specialized in DevOps and Linux systems (Arch, NixOS via flakes, WSL2/Docker), I tested the latest GLF OS 26.05 "Phoenix" release (early December 2025) in VirtualBox VM and bare-metal on a Ryzen 7 / RTX 3070 setup (32 GB RAM, NVMe SSD). Based on NixOS 25.11 with Linux kernel 6.17, it refines declarative flakes for enhanced reproducibility, integrates automatic background updates (checking every 12 hours post-boot), and optimizes gaming packages (Mesa 25+, NVIDIA 570+, Proton/Wine zero-config). The installation via Calamares plus post-install hooks remains smooth, with reinforced GRUB rollback and extended support for RTX 5000/AMD 9070XT—ideal for gaming IaC pipelines or multi-OS home labs. Rating : 9.5
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Version: 25.05
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-11-03
Votes: 6
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I wanted to quit Windows (DUH) but still be able to play and surf, without spending hours on a terminal to do things; I wanted a Linux Distro that I would launch after my workday as my personal computer.
GLF OS is perfect for me. I'll admit: I'm a total Linux noob, the only Linux I used is the USB tool you use when Windows messes up. GLF OS is my first distro, and may be the only one? I don't see any reason to try another one, even if I know that distro-hopping (sorry I don't remember the exact word?) is kinda the thing to do.
It is based on NixOS and Nix seems to be a pretty complicated system to put in place. But once everything is set up, it is also so good to use. GLF OS team takes care of all the preparation, so you just have to boot your computer and tadah. No wifi issues, no print issues, gaming drivers already available ... This is COMFY.
I also like that a team is dedicated to take care of the updates for me. And preinstalled some basic but important software from the go.
It is also pretty "flexible" (we're talking Nix :D), there is a flatpak store in the distribution for a quick search and install of apps, but you can still pretty easily add them to Nix via the "default.nix" file shared by GLF OS, which is kinda my sandbox (but it's mostly a list of all apps I need and some python packages).
And the more I learn about Nix the more I love it, how you can't break anything, how you can come back to the previous version super easily, ... This system is so clean. And GLF OS made it super usable.
Oh and bonus: I can even work with it, as I can use Office Online most of the time, so I launch Windows only once or twice per week and stay entire days on GLF OS switching from work to play with no issue.
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Version: 25.05
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-10-02
Votes: 13
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GLF OS - the perfect distro for beginners in Linux gaming!
I’m new to Linux and mainly wanted to play games without making things complicated. With GLF OS, I found exactly what I needed: everything is ready out of the box, essential software like Steam and Lutris is pre-installed, and my controller was recognized instantly.
The installation is simple, the interface is clear, and I didn’t have to dig through endless tutorials — it just works. For someone starting out in the Linux world, that’s both reassuring and motivating.
What I appreciate most is the passion and support from the community behind GLF OS. It gives me confidence and makes me want to keep going.
Honestly, for anyone who wants to jump into Linux gaming without stress: GLF OS is a solid choice!
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Version: 25.05
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-09-28
Votes: 4
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A Linux distribution that works. Stable and trouble-free. It is surprising that applications are only available through Flatpak. There is no easy access to packages as we are used to with other Linux distributions. There are also no masses of programmes running in the terminal. However, it is enough for me. I like this simplicity. I like the daily automatic updates. I like the challenge in the GLFfetch tool. My hardware is an AMD RYZEN processor and an INTEL ARC graphics card. I use my computer for everyday internet use and playing games on Steam.
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Version: 25.05
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-09-12
Votes: 5
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I’ve been using GLF OS on my main PC for gaming and multimedia since early June, and I’m really impressed.
Based on NixOS, it’s easy to use, straightforward to maintain, and lets you switch between GNOME and KDE with a single click.
Everything is optimized to enjoy gaming in the best conditions, yet the distribution also shines as an excellent daily driver beyond gaming.
Installing additional software is simple thanks to Easy Flatpak. It’s perfect for beginners as well as more advanced users.
After testing many different distributions, I finally found the one that truly fits my needs—I won’t be looking back.
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Version: Omnislash
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-07-16
Votes: 8
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so good & efficiant
good packages choices for default installation pre-installed Firefox and NVidia programs! are very usefull for every day usage machine.
easy to use distrib for every user profiles from beginner to good ones for general purpose usage & gaming too.
I really appreciate it, works perfectly on the two laptops "out of install" a ROG i7 and a Thinkpad I7 still not had any issues for now, I installed it around beginning of the year and also updated quite recently with succes
for a recent distib it is a very good work
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Version: Omnislash
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-06-07
Votes: 2
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Innovative and promising distribution for an Alpha version! This distribution is specifically aimed at gamers who are new to Linux and want a distribution that works right out of the box. There's no need to use a terminal, no updates to carry out - they're automatic and the distribution is solidly read-only. Desktop environments are Gnome or KDE.
Easy Flatpak is a graphical way of installing everything you need.
I'm not a gamer myself, but I installed this distribution to test it out, and I'm very impressed with its usability! Reliable (read-only, it updates automatically and transparently at startup), pleasant to use, functional as soon as it's installed, no more terminals to use, it seems to me to have enormous potential and a great future, well beyond gamers.
For Linux gamers, this is their flagship to take them to the stars! (doux-rêveur131).
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Version: Omnislash
Rating: 6
Date: 2025-06-07
Votes: 10
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I'm sorry, as a non-French person, that although I'm very taken with the idea of a gaming linux, I'm very limited in how I can use it.
This is due to the pre-installed Firefox and NVidia programs!
Firefox is preconfigured in such a way that it cannot be set to a language other than French, no matter what tricks you use!
NVidia settings are neutered and you can work ok with DirectX but not with openGL, which is a joke with Linux...
It looks good and runs fine if you have a >RTX2000 GPU
with my test GTX1060 the install failed several times until I changed to a RTX3060ti...
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Version: Omnislash
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-06-07
Votes: 1
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Based on Nix OS, this distro aims at being easy to use for newcomers (quite surprising as Nix is a complex distro that requires skilled Linux users).
So, If your PC config is recent and build for gaming (system requirements are quite high). This is a must, even in this beta version.
I'm using it for several weeks now. All the components of my config were correctly recognised from the start. The bunch of gaming apps is complete.
If you don't master the Nix way of installing software, the user can easily use a special appstore for flatpacks, called easyflatpak.
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Version: Alpha-4
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-06-04
Votes: 10
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For an Alpha version, this is a really great job!
Really solid and easy to use. Nothing to do for update, a real pleasure. You just switch on your PC and game and nothing more!
Gnome preconfigured with all needed extension (at least for me), that's rare and really appreciated!
I'll continue with the Beta (release for Today) to see the improvement made by the team.
Also, I think I'll check the KDE because I prefer it to Gnome.
Congratulations to the Team, I guess the final version will be a banger ;)
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Version: Alpha-4
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-06-04
Votes: 4
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The distribution is already in beta; it's super stable, easy to access, and comes with everything you need for gaming.
You can now also choose between KDE Plasma and Gnome. A must-try!
Among the really cool tools, you'll find Nix Drive Manager, which lets you automatically mount your drives in just a few clicks, and the Environment Management interface, which gives you access to the two DEs mentioned above, again in just a few clicks.
Two versions are available: GlfOS, which is a stable version, and Glfos Rolling, which is cutting-edge.
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Version: Omnislash
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-06-04
Votes: 1
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GLF OS is a great and user-friendly Linux distribution, especially for users with NVIDIA graphics cards. It comes pre-configured with proprietary NVIDIA drivers, saving users from the usual hassle of manual installation. This makes gaming, video editing, and overall graphical performance smoother right out of the box. The distro also offers an intuitive interface and excellent hardware compatibility, making it ideal for beginners and experienced users alike. With its stability, modern software, and ease of use, GLF OS is a perfect choice for anyone looking to switch to Linux without dealing with complex setups.
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Version: Omnislash
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-06-04
Votes: 2
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I think this distro has everything we need for gaming
just install it and Let's rock!
Now with KDE, smoother transition from windows, it’s perfect for people like my brother. He doesn’t want to tweak anything on his PC, just launch games and play. GLF OS makes that possible: it comes with all the apps he needs and a solid default setup.
The latest beta adds support for Logitech wheels and other peripherals, which is great.
so actually my brother uses it and hasn’t had to tweak anything — it just works.
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Version: Omnislash
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-06-04
Votes: 0
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It’s a distribution tailored to my needs. Everything I need is already installed. It includes all the software for gaming and all the drivers for the hardware. I have a specific wireless Xbox controller, and very few distributions include drivers for this device. GLF did it. Thanks to the GLF community.
The project is still young; we're only at the alpha version. I find it very stable and suitable for everyday use.
Even though it’s based on NixOS, I didn’t need to use any command lines. I installed the missing software via Flatpak — there’s an app that makes Flatpak installation really easy.
GLF managed to create a beginner-friendly distribution based on NixOS. Well done!
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Version: Omnislash
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-06-04
Votes: 7
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Having looked into GLF OS, it's clear this distribution goes above and beyond simple gaming optimizations, offering a genuinely user-friendly experience, especially for those new to Linux.
Beyond the expected pre-installed gaming lauchers and drivers, what truly makes GLF OS stand out for beginners includes:
- A ready-to-go desktop: It comes with GNOME pre-configured, so you're not left tweaking things from the start.
- Effortless maintenance: Updates, system maintenance, and cleaning are all fully automatic, significantly reducing the usual Linux learning curve.
- Broad hardware support: From Xbox controllers (with or without dongles) to Logitech, Fanatec, and Thrustmaster racing wheels, compatibility is robust right out of the box.
- NVIDIA drivers included: If you have an NVIDIA card, the drivers are pre-installed, saving you a common headache.
- Content creation ready: Even for those dabbling in video, it has RustiCTL and CUDA pre-configured for DaVinci Resolve.
- Flexible desktop environment: You can switch between GNOME and KDE with just a click in a graphical interface !!
There's often concern about NixOS, the base of GLF OS, being complex. However, it seems most users won't need to dive deep into Nix's intricacies. As long as the features provided by GLF OS and Flatpak applications cover your needs, you won't typically interact with Nix's more advanced aspects. It's truly designed to be a straightforward transition for Windows users moving to Linux, prioritizing ease of use over requiring advanced system knowledge.
For a gaming-focused Linux distribution, GLF OS appears to hit all the right notes for accessibility and convenience.
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Latest Reviews
Project: GLF OS
Version: 26.05
Rating: 10
Date: 2026-01-04
Votes: 3
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Tested on :
- Z790 AORUS PRO X modded rev.
- Intel Core i7 14700K
- 64Go DDR5 6400MT/s CL32
- Asrock AMD 7900XTX Taichi
- Wifi7 Intel BE200
- 10Gbps spf+ Intel card
Gaming + Studio features work very well and pretty smoothly.
NixOS based so pretty fast and stable, easy and fast KDE/Gnome switching. DaVinci Resolve works well and adding flatpack software works well.
I am truly amazed by the quality of this young distro.
The documentation is in progress and translated from French to English, but it remains brief and to be completed.
Well done guyZ !
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Project: GLF OS
Version: 26.05
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-12-29
Votes: 0
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Test on RTX 5060 Ti 16go VRAM, Ryzen 9 5950x, 32go RAM
Excellent for gaming, it automatically detects your hardware (AMD/Nvidia GPU, CPU, etc.) with hardware acceleration support for RTX cards, for example.
Updates are automatic and, being based on NixOS, it's very stable, and it's easy to revert to a previous version if you encounter a problem.
I'm currently testing it out by setting up a server, as I like the idea of security and its operation (NixOS secures each application in an isolated environment, for example).
Finally, the ability to switch from GNOME to KDE in two clicks for testing is a huge plus, and the GLF Studio version is great for OBS streaming, video editing with DaVinci Resolve, etc. Streamdeck compatible since the latest version.
If you fall into any of the aforementioned categories, go ahead and try it!
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Project: GLF OS
Version: 26.05
Rating: 2
Date: 2025-12-15
Votes: 1
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Install on HP OMEN 16. (NVidia GeForce RTX 5070 Ti)
No sound, and graphical bugs.
This laptop works well on Ubuntu 24.04
This distro looks good but not working on my config.
Tested in a virtual Machine and looks very interesting, because all softwares for gaming installed by default.
If you need help, you must create a discord account, and the project don't have a forum to post and helps us.
Documentation is good, but troubleshooting section in documentation can be helpful to help us with common issues to test some tips to finding quickly a fix.
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Project: GLF OS
Version: 26.05
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-12-08
Votes: 5
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As a software engineer specialized in DevOps and Linux systems (Arch, NixOS via flakes, WSL2/Docker), I tested the latest GLF OS 26.05 "Phoenix" release (early December 2025) in VirtualBox VM and bare-metal on a Ryzen 7 / RTX 3070 setup (32 GB RAM, NVMe SSD). Based on NixOS 25.11 with Linux kernel 6.17, it refines declarative flakes for enhanced reproducibility, integrates automatic background updates (checking every 12 hours post-boot), and optimizes gaming packages (Mesa 25+, NVIDIA 570+, Proton/Wine zero-config). The installation via Calamares plus post-install hooks remains smooth, with reinforced GRUB rollback and extended support for RTX 5000/AMD 9070XT—ideal for gaming IaC pipelines or multi-OS home labs. Rating : 9.5
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Project: GLF OS
Version: 25.05
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-11-03
Votes: 6
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I wanted to quit Windows (DUH) but still be able to play and surf, without spending hours on a terminal to do things; I wanted a Linux Distro that I would launch after my workday as my personal computer.
GLF OS is perfect for me. I'll admit: I'm a total Linux noob, the only Linux I used is the USB tool you use when Windows messes up. GLF OS is my first distro, and may be the only one? I don't see any reason to try another one, even if I know that distro-hopping (sorry I don't remember the exact word?) is kinda the thing to do.
It is based on NixOS and Nix seems to be a pretty complicated system to put in place. But once everything is set up, it is also so good to use. GLF OS team takes care of all the preparation, so you just have to boot your computer and tadah. No wifi issues, no print issues, gaming drivers already available ... This is COMFY.
I also like that a team is dedicated to take care of the updates for me. And preinstalled some basic but important software from the go.
It is also pretty "flexible" (we're talking Nix :D), there is a flatpak store in the distribution for a quick search and install of apps, but you can still pretty easily add them to Nix via the "default.nix" file shared by GLF OS, which is kinda my sandbox (but it's mostly a list of all apps I need and some python packages).
And the more I learn about Nix the more I love it, how you can't break anything, how you can come back to the previous version super easily, ... This system is so clean. And GLF OS made it super usable.
Oh and bonus: I can even work with it, as I can use Office Online most of the time, so I launch Windows only once or twice per week and stay entire days on GLF OS switching from work to play with no issue.
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Project: GLF OS
Version: 25.05
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-10-02
Votes: 13
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GLF OS - the perfect distro for beginners in Linux gaming!
I’m new to Linux and mainly wanted to play games without making things complicated. With GLF OS, I found exactly what I needed: everything is ready out of the box, essential software like Steam and Lutris is pre-installed, and my controller was recognized instantly.
The installation is simple, the interface is clear, and I didn’t have to dig through endless tutorials — it just works. For someone starting out in the Linux world, that’s both reassuring and motivating.
What I appreciate most is the passion and support from the community behind GLF OS. It gives me confidence and makes me want to keep going.
Honestly, for anyone who wants to jump into Linux gaming without stress: GLF OS is a solid choice!
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Project: GLF OS
Version: 25.05
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-09-28
Votes: 4
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A Linux distribution that works. Stable and trouble-free. It is surprising that applications are only available through Flatpak. There is no easy access to packages as we are used to with other Linux distributions. There are also no masses of programmes running in the terminal. However, it is enough for me. I like this simplicity. I like the daily automatic updates. I like the challenge in the GLFfetch tool. My hardware is an AMD RYZEN processor and an INTEL ARC graphics card. I use my computer for everyday internet use and playing games on Steam.
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Project: GLF OS
Version: 25.05
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-09-12
Votes: 5
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I’ve been using GLF OS on my main PC for gaming and multimedia since early June, and I’m really impressed.
Based on NixOS, it’s easy to use, straightforward to maintain, and lets you switch between GNOME and KDE with a single click.
Everything is optimized to enjoy gaming in the best conditions, yet the distribution also shines as an excellent daily driver beyond gaming.
Installing additional software is simple thanks to Easy Flatpak. It’s perfect for beginners as well as more advanced users.
After testing many different distributions, I finally found the one that truly fits my needs—I won’t be looking back.
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Project: GLF OS
Version: Omnislash
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-07-16
Votes: 8
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so good & efficiant
good packages choices for default installation pre-installed Firefox and NVidia programs! are very usefull for every day usage machine.
easy to use distrib for every user profiles from beginner to good ones for general purpose usage & gaming too.
I really appreciate it, works perfectly on the two laptops "out of install" a ROG i7 and a Thinkpad I7 still not had any issues for now, I installed it around beginning of the year and also updated quite recently with succes
for a recent distib it is a very good work
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Project: GLF OS
Version: Omnislash
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-06-07
Votes: 1
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Based on Nix OS, this distro aims at being easy to use for newcomers (quite surprising as Nix is a complex distro that requires skilled Linux users).
So, If your PC config is recent and build for gaming (system requirements are quite high). This is a must, even in this beta version.
I'm using it for several weeks now. All the components of my config were correctly recognised from the start. The bunch of gaming apps is complete.
If you don't master the Nix way of installing software, the user can easily use a special appstore for flatpacks, called easyflatpak.
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Project: GLF OS
Version: Omnislash
Rating: 6
Date: 2025-06-07
Votes: 10
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I'm sorry, as a non-French person, that although I'm very taken with the idea of a gaming linux, I'm very limited in how I can use it.
This is due to the pre-installed Firefox and NVidia programs!
Firefox is preconfigured in such a way that it cannot be set to a language other than French, no matter what tricks you use!
NVidia settings are neutered and you can work ok with DirectX but not with openGL, which is a joke with Linux...
It looks good and runs fine if you have a >RTX2000 GPU
with my test GTX1060 the install failed several times until I changed to a RTX3060ti...
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Project: GLF OS
Version: Omnislash
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-06-07
Votes: 2
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Innovative and promising distribution for an Alpha version! This distribution is specifically aimed at gamers who are new to Linux and want a distribution that works right out of the box. There's no need to use a terminal, no updates to carry out - they're automatic and the distribution is solidly read-only. Desktop environments are Gnome or KDE.
Easy Flatpak is a graphical way of installing everything you need.
I'm not a gamer myself, but I installed this distribution to test it out, and I'm very impressed with its usability! Reliable (read-only, it updates automatically and transparently at startup), pleasant to use, functional as soon as it's installed, no more terminals to use, it seems to me to have enormous potential and a great future, well beyond gamers.
For Linux gamers, this is their flagship to take them to the stars! (doux-rêveur131).
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Project: GLF OS
Version: Omnislash
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-06-04
Votes: 7
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Having looked into GLF OS, it's clear this distribution goes above and beyond simple gaming optimizations, offering a genuinely user-friendly experience, especially for those new to Linux.
Beyond the expected pre-installed gaming lauchers and drivers, what truly makes GLF OS stand out for beginners includes:
- A ready-to-go desktop: It comes with GNOME pre-configured, so you're not left tweaking things from the start.
- Effortless maintenance: Updates, system maintenance, and cleaning are all fully automatic, significantly reducing the usual Linux learning curve.
- Broad hardware support: From Xbox controllers (with or without dongles) to Logitech, Fanatec, and Thrustmaster racing wheels, compatibility is robust right out of the box.
- NVIDIA drivers included: If you have an NVIDIA card, the drivers are pre-installed, saving you a common headache.
- Content creation ready: Even for those dabbling in video, it has RustiCTL and CUDA pre-configured for DaVinci Resolve.
- Flexible desktop environment: You can switch between GNOME and KDE with just a click in a graphical interface !!
There's often concern about NixOS, the base of GLF OS, being complex. However, it seems most users won't need to dive deep into Nix's intricacies. As long as the features provided by GLF OS and Flatpak applications cover your needs, you won't typically interact with Nix's more advanced aspects. It's truly designed to be a straightforward transition for Windows users moving to Linux, prioritizing ease of use over requiring advanced system knowledge.
For a gaming-focused Linux distribution, GLF OS appears to hit all the right notes for accessibility and convenience.
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Project: GLF OS
Version: Omnislash
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-06-04
Votes: 0
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It’s a distribution tailored to my needs. Everything I need is already installed. It includes all the software for gaming and all the drivers for the hardware. I have a specific wireless Xbox controller, and very few distributions include drivers for this device. GLF did it. Thanks to the GLF community.
The project is still young; we're only at the alpha version. I find it very stable and suitable for everyday use.
Even though it’s based on NixOS, I didn’t need to use any command lines. I installed the missing software via Flatpak — there’s an app that makes Flatpak installation really easy.
GLF managed to create a beginner-friendly distribution based on NixOS. Well done!
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Project: GLF OS
Version: Omnislash
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-06-04
Votes: 2
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I think this distro has everything we need for gaming
just install it and Let's rock!
Now with KDE, smoother transition from windows, it’s perfect for people like my brother. He doesn’t want to tweak anything on his PC, just launch games and play. GLF OS makes that possible: it comes with all the apps he needs and a solid default setup.
The latest beta adds support for Logitech wheels and other peripherals, which is great.
so actually my brother uses it and hasn’t had to tweak anything — it just works.
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Project: GLF OS
Version: Omnislash
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-06-04
Votes: 1
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GLF OS is a great and user-friendly Linux distribution, especially for users with NVIDIA graphics cards. It comes pre-configured with proprietary NVIDIA drivers, saving users from the usual hassle of manual installation. This makes gaming, video editing, and overall graphical performance smoother right out of the box. The distro also offers an intuitive interface and excellent hardware compatibility, making it ideal for beginners and experienced users alike. With its stability, modern software, and ease of use, GLF OS is a perfect choice for anyone looking to switch to Linux without dealing with complex setups.
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Project: GLF OS
Version: Alpha-4
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-06-04
Votes: 4
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The distribution is already in beta; it's super stable, easy to access, and comes with everything you need for gaming.
You can now also choose between KDE Plasma and Gnome. A must-try!
Among the really cool tools, you'll find Nix Drive Manager, which lets you automatically mount your drives in just a few clicks, and the Environment Management interface, which gives you access to the two DEs mentioned above, again in just a few clicks.
Two versions are available: GlfOS, which is a stable version, and Glfos Rolling, which is cutting-edge.
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Project: GLF OS
Version: Alpha-4
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-06-04
Votes: 10
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For an Alpha version, this is a really great job!
Really solid and easy to use. Nothing to do for update, a real pleasure. You just switch on your PC and game and nothing more!
Gnome preconfigured with all needed extension (at least for me), that's rare and really appreciated!
I'll continue with the Beta (release for Today) to see the improvement made by the team.
Also, I think I'll check the KDE because I prefer it to Gnome.
Congratulations to the Team, I guess the final version will be a banger ;)
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