Bluefin
Next-gen Linux workstation focusing on sustainable design, reliability, and power, delivers Chromebook-like ease, GNOME desktop, image-based updating, Flathub application access, GPU drivers, near-zero maintenance, container workflows, developer tools, and cloud-native support.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (Apache-2.0)
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Linux
Features
Bluefin News & Activities
Recent News
- POX published news article about Bluefin
Bluefin LTS and GDX available with CentOS Stream 10 base & AI tools for this Linux distroUniversal Blue has released Bluefin LTS and Bluefin GDX to general availability following nine mont...
Recent activities
- SudoVanilla added Bluefin as alternative to Mainstream OS
POX added Bluefin as alternative to Shadowfetch Linux- Begenmedikler1m liked Bluefin
- brodertotte88 liked Bluefin
- alternativeto-dingo898 liked Bluefin
VolodiaKraplich added Bluefin as alternative to PrismLinuxFor me Bluefin is an almost-perfect experience if you want to get into the Linux world - auto updates that don't bother you, simple application installation and homebrew out of the box !
I also installed it for my parents, and except a few printer issues that aren't Bluefin's fault, it's just perfect !
- Mimolet added Rolling Release as a feature to Bluefin
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Comments and Reviews
For me Bluefin is an almost-perfect experience if you want to get into the Linux world - auto updates that don't bother you, simple application installation and homebrew out of the box !
I also installed it for my parents, and except a few printer issues that aren't Bluefin's fault, it's just perfect !
Too restrictive, rpm-ostree is missing many packages from dnf, and minor version conflicts fully prevent packages from installing. Distrobox is not a complete substitute.
not only is rpm-ostree not recommended, but thinking like this is also missing the point of Bluefin entirely - the main way of getting software is through Flatpaks (for gui apps) or Homebrew (for cli software)
It's well-built for developers and that means it comes pre-configured to meet any developer's requirement. But if that's not enough, You can always install any application you want from Flatpak. And, If that's also not enough, You can try distrobox in order to access many Linux environments.