A last major update and then goes for Kaisen Linux
In particular designed for IT professionals by providing many tools for administration, diagnosis and system maintenance, Kaisen Linux, however, said her last word right away.
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If the project managed by Kevin Chevreuil is indeed finished, it passed this August 13 in version 3.0. A way for man to properly conclude his creation before investing his time with other personal and professional projects.
In this final major update by Kaisen Linux, based on Debian 13, in addition to the logo that goes from a dragon to a lobster, KDE 6 is now the default interface. Likewise, SDDM becomes the display manager in place of Lightdm.
Unlike Clear Linux, Kevin Chevreuil undertakes to provide security updates for two years. Nice not to leave users alone in front of flaws and give them time to change their operating system.
The complete list of changes can be found on the official website.
