I am now toying around with #EasyOS for a couple of hours and I find it great. The user interface for sure is a bit "retro", but I don't see this as a bad thing.
What fascinates me the most is the container centric (it has its own container engine) and layered filesystem centric design... well, let's just say it invites to tinker with it. At the moment i am trying to build a Netsurf single application container for it.
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