Tanglu KDE For Linux

Tanglu KDE is an open source Linux operating system combines the stable base of Debian GNU/Linux with the complexity of the KDE Plasma Workspaces and Applications desktop environment.

Including top notch and up-to-date applications, the Tanglu Linux operating system is a fast distro that tries to offer one of the best desktop experiences for both enthusiasts and regular users. Just like Ubuntu, Tanglu is designed by human beings, for human beings.

This edition is distributed as two Live DVD ISO-hybrid images that support both 64-bit and 32-bit (PAE) architectures and can be deployed on USB flash drives. The boot menu is identical with the one used on the GNOME flavor of Tanglu Linux.

The live environment can be started with normal settings or in failsafe mode. You can also install the entire operating system without testing it, which is something that we do not recommend. Booting from the first disk drive is also possible from the boot medium.

By accessing the advanced options entry provided in the boot menu, users will be able to test the RAM (Random Access Memory) of their computer, as well as to see if all the hardware components are correctly recognized.

The KDE desktop environment comprises of the regular utilities and core components, as well as third-party applications, such as the Mozilla Firefox web browser and the LibreOffice office suite.

Default KDE applications include the Dolphin file manager, Amarok audio player, KDE IM Contacts, Okular document viewer, Skanlite image scanning tool, Gwenview image viewer, Kamoso picture retriever, Akregator feed reader, Konversation IRC client, KMail email client, and Apper software manager for installing, removing and updating packages.

Despite the fact that KDE is a well-known resource hungry project, the operating system runs well on old  computers. We recommended to anyone who wants a modern workstation that is not bloated with tons of extra features and unnecessary applications.