SprezzOS: "Most Robust, Beautiful & Performant Linux"

Posted by Michael Larabel on January 07, 2013

Developers behind a new Linux distribution set to be released in the coming days claim that their SprezzOS operating system is "the most robust, beautiful, and high-performance Linux ever to be distributed." Here's some details on this new Linux distribution.

Nick Black of Sprezzatech, a two-year-old Unix and HPC consulting & system design / custom engineering firm, has written into Phoronix about the company's new Linux OS. The company claims SprezzOS is "the most robust, beautiful, and high-performance Linux ever to be distributed."

Black explains in an email to us that the three principles of SprezzOS are advancing computing, making it beautiful, and pragmatism. Below is the video they sent over that previews SprezzOS 1.

Sprezzatech plans to do their first release of this Linux distribution on 13 January. The OS from the unheard of company doesn't look too groundbreaking at this point compared to all of the other Linux distributions out there, but we can wait and see more information when the official release comes...

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