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Lingmo OS

The next generation of Lingmo OS, The development code is next (Helium).A modern, community-driven Linux desktop OS based on Debian GNU/Linux from China, built for elegance, performance, and next-gen app distribution with Linglong packages.

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  1.  Lightweight

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  1.  Command line interface
  2.  No Tracking
  3.  Ad-free
  4.  Dark Mode
  5.  Portable
  6.  No registration required
  7.  Works Offline
  8.  KDE
  9.  Community-based

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  •  132 Stars
  •  16 Forks
  •  15 Open Issues
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What is Lingmo OS?

Based on the rock-solid Debian GNU/Linux, Lingmo OS provides an elegant user interface, stable system performance, and a rich software ecosystem to make your Linux experience easier and smoother. Forked from Deepin community, now independently developed. Lingmo OS is a community-led, open-source Linux desktop distribution initiated by former Deepin developers and now thriving under its own governance. It aims to deliver a beautiful, responsive, and user-centric desktop experience while pioneering a new application ecosystem based on Linglong — a secure, lightweight, and China-optimized app packaging and sandboxing system. Unlike traditional distributions tied to deb/rpm or international app stores, Lingmo OS embraces Linglong packages (.ll) that bundle apps with their dependencies, ensuring consistency, security, and easy distribution — especially tailored for Chinese users with built-in font rendering, input methods, and regional optimizations. The project is proudly independent, non-commercial, and globally welcoming. It runs on mainstream hardware (x86_64/ARM64) and is ideal for daily use, development, and education. Built on solid foundations (Debian/Ubuntu base), enhanced with a refined KDE Plasma desktop, and driven by passionate open-source contributors worldwide.