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Meet the all-new feren OS, redefined and better than ever

Feren OS is a free and open-source operating system with a pseudo-rolling-release nature. It is designed to be stable, more powerful, and more secure. With a new yet familiar user experience now included, it has never been a better time to check out Feren OS.
Pseudo-rolling-release means that not all of the OS rolls frequently, just a certain chunk of the available applications rolls frequently
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Latest Snapshot: January 2021, for PC (that means Linux too) and Mac
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Feren OS January 2021 Snapshot is here and it comes with a bunch of improvements formed from user feedback and a desire to present a better product than ever before. Read the January 2021 Snapshot release announcement >

An easy-to-use desktop designed for familiarity

Feren OS gives you a desktop designed to be unique but familiar by default. No matter what major Operating System you come from, Feren OS has a look to get you started with so that you can get working right away on your daily tasks in a familiar environment.
​If you change your mind on a desktop layout at any time, just use Desktop Layout to change it.

Made on a Rock Solid Foundation

Feren OS is a British-made Linux Distribution that is based on Ubuntu, one of the most popular Linux Distributions out there and well regarded for rock solid stability. This means you'll be able to do more tasks without much of the fuss with Feren OS①. This OS is built on the same stable Open Source base and Software that powers every system from the International Space Station to the US Department of Defence.

Designed for security and privacy¹

Say goodbye to waiting for updates to install to do your daily work, and say goodbye to being forced into sending your data to others②. Feren OS installs updates automatically③ while you work, meaning you are never interrupted when you are doing your day to day tasks④. With these continuous updates, Feren OS receives continuous security fixes and patches, which helps the OS tackle day to day threats⑤.

Designed to be nimble and responsive

Proudly powered by the KDE Plasma Desktop, Feren OS is a relatively lightweight alternative to most Operating Systems in today's modern world. Designed for modern hardware, Feren OS uses less memory than some of its competitors, and its own past versions.

Complete and in your control

In a world of growing technology, you want to just be able to be ready and set up with your favourite browser, office suite, and other programs, too, with everything configured just the way you like it, so that you can keep with your workflow. Fortunately, Feren OS has a complete set of applications available to it out of the box from the Store for your daily workflow. Additionally, Feren OS will not interrupt or fuss you needlessly by default about your personal application choices.
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Reviews

"Feren OS is a great looking distro that's ideal for people switching from Windows to Linux."
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"​Feren OS is a polished and well-stocked Linux distro that comes close to being an ideal replacement for Microsoft Windows and macOS. In fact, this impressive Linux OS is a very attractive replacement for any Linux distro."
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When you are ready to try Feren OS, proceed to 'Get Feren OS' to start downloading Feren OS today.
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① Performance and Stability may vary depending on hardware. While Feren OS works beautifully well on a lot of machines, some machines could have certain issues running the OS, and/or may not run the OS in the intended way due to certain unsupported drivers.
​A rule of thumb is to check how well the OS performs (might have reduced performance due to running off external storage) when running from a Live USB, CD or DVD before proceeding to install the OS.
② Comparison applies to Operating Systems only when just installed, and before launching any applications whatsoever. Feren OS will always tell you upfront if any data collection is being done by our intention, and will give you an option to prevent it.
③ Requires an Internet Connection.
④ Excludes Major Updates. These are special updates that appear only once every two years, and bring with them a huge load of updates.
⑤ Just be sure to get an antivirus for that extra layer of security, and make sure it's one for Linux, because of as Linux gets more popular, it'll become more of a popular target for attackers, though, for now at least, these attacks are still reasonably rare compared to attacks at leading Operating Systems.
¹​​ Feren OS includes Vivaldi, and while it may not be opened automatically on startup, the usage of Vivaldi requires an agreement to Vivaldi's Privacy Policy and EULA. Other than that, there isn't anything else about Feren OS that will potentially dis-respect privacy automatically.
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  • Home
    • 5 Years of Feren OS
    • Why Feren OS?
  • Get Feren OS
    • Feren OS ISO
  • News
    • News
    • News Archive (Beginning - April 17th 2019)
    • Feren OS on Twitter
  • Help
    • Comments (via Disqus)
    • Troubleshooting
    • About Feren OS
    • Feedback Center
    • Changes made in Feren OS
    • Press Kit
    • Archived Pages >
      • How To Upgrade from 2017.0
      • Concepts
      • Get Zuro UI for Windows
      • Help Make Zuro UI reality
    • Base Projects >
      • Ubuntu
      • Linux Mint
      • Debian
    • Privacy Policy