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=Peppermint OS 2025 release= | =Peppermint OS 2025 release= | ||
Peppermint OS has officially released its Trixie edition, marking a major step forward for this lightweight Linux distribution rooted in the Debian ecosystem. The new release, built on the solid foundation of Debian 13 "Trixie," brings all the latest core improvements from upstream while maintaining Peppermint’s a clean, efficient XFCE desktop and a minimalist approach designed for everyday users. | Peppermint OS has officially released its Trixie edition, marking a major step forward for this lightweight Linux distribution rooted in the Debian ecosystem. The new release, built on the solid foundation of Debian 13 "Trixie," brings all the latest core improvements from upstream while maintaining Peppermint’s a clean, efficient XFCE desktop and a minimalist approach designed for everyday users. | ||
==What’s New? | ==What’s New?== | ||
Peppermint OS Trixie builds directly on Debian 13, inheriting significant under-the-hood improvements such as a mewer Linux kernel, refreshed desktop environments, and expanded hardware support, including the new official support for RISC-V platforms and numerous package updates. While the Debian base ensures maximum stability, security, and wide hardware compatibility, Peppermint’s unique value remains in its simplicity and flexibility: users can select only the software they need, keeping the system light and snappy. | Peppermint OS Trixie builds directly on Debian 13, inheriting significant under-the-hood improvements such as a mewer Linux kernel, refreshed desktop environments, and expanded hardware support, including the new official support for RISC-V platforms and numerous package updates. While the Debian base ensures maximum stability, security, and wide hardware compatibility, Peppermint’s unique value remains in its simplicity and flexibility: users can select only the software they need, keeping the system light and snappy. | ||
It continues to offer a XFCE desktop experience. The project’s updated flagship features a good responsiveness, and all the necessary tools for a streamlined install and daily use. The distro is recognizable for its unique approach that blends reliability with user control and simplicity, making it a great choice for both newcomers and seasoned Linux veterans. | It continues to offer a XFCE desktop experience. The project’s updated flagship features a good responsiveness, and all the necessary tools for a streamlined install and daily use. The distro is recognizable for its unique approach that blends reliability with user control and simplicity, making it a great choice for both newcomers and seasoned Linux veterans. | ||
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Peppermint OS 2025 release
Peppermint OS has officially released its Trixie edition, marking a major step forward for this lightweight Linux distribution rooted in the Debian ecosystem. The new release, built on the solid foundation of Debian 13 "Trixie," brings all the latest core improvements from upstream while maintaining Peppermint’s a clean, efficient XFCE desktop and a minimalist approach designed for everyday users.
What’s New?
Peppermint OS Trixie builds directly on Debian 13, inheriting significant under-the-hood improvements such as a mewer Linux kernel, refreshed desktop environments, and expanded hardware support, including the new official support for RISC-V platforms and numerous package updates. While the Debian base ensures maximum stability, security, and wide hardware compatibility, Peppermint’s unique value remains in its simplicity and flexibility: users can select only the software they need, keeping the system light and snappy. It continues to offer a XFCE desktop experience. The project’s updated flagship features a good responsiveness, and all the necessary tools for a streamlined install and daily use. The distro is recognizable for its unique approach that blends reliability with user control and simplicity, making it a great choice for both newcomers and seasoned Linux veterans.
Downloading and Image Options
The Trixie edition is distributed as ISO disk images ready for download, featuring direct links via SourceForge and various mirrors. Users can choose the standard Peppermint OS XFCE variant, with other flavors including versions based on Devuan (for those preferring to avoid systemd) slated for future release as upstream options become available. The project also plans to expand its offering by reintroducing Peppermint OS Mini, Fully Loaded, and Community editions, while still making Bookworm and Daedalus-based images available for those who prefer earlier bases.
Commitment to Choice and Performance
Peppermint periodically produces major "Respins" to bundle cumulative improvements, bug fixes, and new artwork. Peppermint’s minimalist core and careful curation of preinstalled tools ensure fair resource usage, and customizable workflows. Users are free to build up their system as needed.
A Community-Centric Approach
The Peppermint developer team remains active and engaged with its user community, always prioritizing clarity, usability, and simplicity in its design decisions. With the Trixie release, they reaffirm their intention to keep Peppermint OS accessible, flexible, and relevant as Linux and hardware continue to evolve. You can get the trxie build here: https://peppermintos.com/trixie-base-downloads/