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SprezzOS is an operating system for people who enjoy experimentation, change, and a deep understanding of their tools. SprezzOS is perfectly suitable as a first Linux, or a quick VM install, or the day-to-day workstation of a thirtysomething hacker who Just Wants Things to Work, but from all of them it will require a willingness to reason out the choices they make, and perhaps recover from bad -- | SprezzOS is an operating system for people who enjoy experimentation, change, and a deep understanding of their tools. | ||
SprezzOS is perfectly suitable as a first Linux, or a quick VM install, or the day-to-day workstation of a thirtysomething hacker who Just Wants Things to Work, but from all of them it will require a willingness to reason out the choices they make, and perhaps recover from bad -- or catastrophic -- decisions. | |||
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* HPC professionals | * HPC professionals | ||
* Computer science students | * Computer science students | ||
'''''Do be aware that [[SprezzOS 1]] does not install a GUI by default.''''' This has seemed to shock some people. | |||
Latest revision as of 16:01, 25 March 2013
SprezzOS is an operating system for people who enjoy experimentation, change, and a deep understanding of their tools.
SprezzOS is perfectly suitable as a first Linux, or a quick VM install, or the day-to-day workstation of a thirtysomething hacker who Just Wants Things to Work, but from all of them it will require a willingness to reason out the choices they make, and perhaps recover from bad -- or catastrophic -- decisions.
Our primary audience includes:
- System programmers
- System administrators
- Cluster designers
- Embedded system designers
- Benchmarkers
- HPC professionals
- Computer science students
Do be aware that SprezzOS 1 does not install a GUI by default. This has seemed to shock some people.
