Top new GNU/Linux Distros to be recognized in 2024 – Part 3
Continuing with our current series of posts where we are exploring some interesting and little-known GNU/Linux Distro projects, such as CarbonOS, QuemOS, Luberri, FlickOS and Parch Linux in part 1 , and AxOS, Porteux, RefreshOS, stal/IX and Xenia Linux in part 2 ; today we will continue with other projects called MiniOS, GetFreeOS, Crystal Linux, FydeOS and Huron OS.
This will help us continue to promote awareness of the many free and open-source GNU/Linux distribution projects that are emerging and developing throughout the Linux world, while they remain on the waiting list to be recognized and promoted through the well-known DistroWatch website. So, without further ado, here are the next 5 GNU/Linux distributions in this new series on " Top New GNU/Linux Distributions to be Recognized in 2024 – Part 3".
Top 10 new GNU/Linux Distros to be recognized in 2024 – Part 1 and 2
But before you start reading this post about the new " Top New GNU/Linux Distros to Be Recognized in 2024 – Part 3" , we recommend reading the previous related post :

Top 10 new GNU/Linux Distros on DistroWatch for 2024 – Part 3
5 New Distros 2024 – P3 art

miniOS
- Official Web site
- Repository: GitHub.
- Base: Debian GNU/Linux.
- País de origen: Russia.
- Supported architectures: i386 and amd64.
- Latest version released: MiniOS 3.3.2 November 2023.
- Desktops (DE/WM): Fluxbox and XFCE.
- Primary use: For portable (live) use on old, low-resource USB drives and desktop computers.
- Actual state: Constant progress during 2023, it has a very active community and a good Developer.
- brief description: Light, fast, beautiful, cutting-edge and has several ISOs for various types of users.

GetFreeOS
- Official Web site
- Repository: GitHub.
- Base: ArchLinux.
- País de origen: Bahrain.
- Supported architectures: x86_64.
- Latest version released: GetFreeOS 23.12 December of 2023.
- Desktops (DE/WM): XFCE, Plasma and i3.
- Primary use: For ideal use on modern mid-range and high-end desktop computers.
- Actual state: A public and good activity in 2023, due to its rolling release model.
- brief description: Light, fast, stable and optimized for a better experience when playing high-quality games.

CrystalLinux
- Official Web site
- Repository: GitHub.
- Base: ArchLinux.
- País de origen: Unknown.
- Supported architectures: x86_64.
- Latest version released: Crystal Linux 23.10.27 October 2023.
- Desktops (DE/WM): By default, Onyx (A desktop environment based on GNOME).
- Primary use: For ideal use on modern mid-range and high-end desktop computers.
- Actual state: Constant progress during 2023, it has a very active community and a good Developer.
- brief description: Friendly, powerful, innovative and easy to use, for any type of user, at home and in the office.

Fyde OS
- Official Web site
- Repository: GitHub.
- Base: Chromium OS.
- País de origen: China.
- Supported architectures:amd64.
- Latest version released: FydeOS 17.1 November 2023.
- Desktops (DE/WM): Fluxbox and XFCE.
- Primary use: For use on desktop computers, pocket computers and virtual machines.
- Actual state: It is an active project with very good and updated documentation.
- brief description: Light, fast, powerful and capable of running Windows, Linux and Android apps, with plugins.

ferrets
- Official Web site
- Repository: GitHub.
- Base: Debian GNU/Linux.
- País de origen: Mexico.
- Supported architectures: Amd64.
- Latest version released: HuronOS 0.4 of August 2023.
- Desktops (DE/WM): Unknown.
- Primary use: It is the official operating system of the OMI (Mexican Computer Science Olympiad), ideal for live use.
- Actual state: It has been in full development (test stages) during this year 2023.
- brief description: Light, fast, powerful and innovative and offers a competitive programming environment out of the box.

Summary
In summary, and as in the previous two instances, we hope that the five new GNU/Linux distributions mentioned in this " Top 5 New GNU/Linux Distributions to Be Recognized in 2024 - Part 3" will continue to contribute to the dissemination and widespread adoption of the various projects seeking to make their way and achieve a respectable position in the Linux world during this new year of 2024.
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