Ikey Docherty the original developer of Mint LMDE made a comment on the LMDE forums when LMDE first appeared
He made a post on the forum about 12 months later announcing the launch of a beta for his new Debian stable based distro SolusOS which had updated kernels and updated apps but on the stable base.
That ran for 12 months and then he brought out an some alphas for Debian Wheezy but then decided to start again but using the PiSi package manager developed by a Turkish university, he's not afraid to start again instead of ploughing on.
He brought out a few dev editions but then suddenly he closed down SolusOS which was a huge disappointment, what was worst for me personally was that shortly afterwards my plan B Anthony Nordquist a network manager closed down SalineOS and moved to Manjaro.
I'm up the creek without a paddle.
I tried a few rolling releases but that's not the way to go so I started looking at Ubyntu LTS editions and that's why I'm here.
Anyway 12 months or so later Ikey launches an alpha of EvolveOS using a new Linux base and a fork of the PiSi package manager and a new desktop environment he calls Budgie. I lurk his google+ page and the quality of the devs and designers there are well quality, I even saw Mark shuttleworth make a post there about compiling the base kernel or something.
Two weeks ago he launched a beta, it's still not ready for the likes of me but this link just got posted http://www.techrepublic.com/article/why-...om-ubuntu/
So if I might be right maybe we should be looking to produce an Xfce version or some derivitive.
EvolveOS at https://evolve-os.com/about/
Another one who post and collaborates with Ikey is Michael Spencer @ http://papyros.io/
I'm jiggered after all this effort, I need to chill, If I get a knock on the door I'll be very
![[Image: Dj7KNvV.gif]](http://i.imgur.com/Dj7KNvV.gif)
PS
It just don't make any sense to me https://plus.google.com/112089348047460560288
Quote:We might have to write a new shell, it can't be that difficultThat got my attention but he disappeared from the forum shortly afterwards as he never intended to use update packs but Clem insisted.
He made a post on the forum about 12 months later announcing the launch of a beta for his new Debian stable based distro SolusOS which had updated kernels and updated apps but on the stable base.
That ran for 12 months and then he brought out an some alphas for Debian Wheezy but then decided to start again but using the PiSi package manager developed by a Turkish university, he's not afraid to start again instead of ploughing on.
He brought out a few dev editions but then suddenly he closed down SolusOS which was a huge disappointment, what was worst for me personally was that shortly afterwards my plan B Anthony Nordquist a network manager closed down SalineOS and moved to Manjaro.
![[Image: nxcKGx0.gif]](http://i.imgur.com/nxcKGx0.gif)
I tried a few rolling releases but that's not the way to go so I started looking at Ubyntu LTS editions and that's why I'm here.
Anyway 12 months or so later Ikey launches an alpha of EvolveOS using a new Linux base and a fork of the PiSi package manager and a new desktop environment he calls Budgie. I lurk his google+ page and the quality of the devs and designers there are well quality, I even saw Mark shuttleworth make a post there about compiling the base kernel or something.
Two weeks ago he launched a beta, it's still not ready for the likes of me but this link just got posted http://www.techrepublic.com/article/why-...om-ubuntu/
So if I might be right maybe we should be looking to produce an Xfce version or some derivitive.
EvolveOS at https://evolve-os.com/about/
Another one who post and collaborates with Ikey is Michael Spencer @ http://papyros.io/
I'm jiggered after all this effort, I need to chill, If I get a knock on the door I'll be very
![[Image: Dj7KNvV.gif]](http://i.imgur.com/Dj7KNvV.gif)
PS
It just don't make any sense to me https://plus.google.com/112089348047460560288