SquiggleOS sounds like an interesting Linux distribution! From what I gather, it appears to be a rebranded version of Linspire’s open source packages. By conforming to the upstream vendor’s redistribution policies and aiming for 100% binary compatibility, SquiggleOS aims to provide a clean slate without any branding or artwork tied to the original Linspire distribution.
I assume this means that users can expect SquiggleOS to be highly compatible with other Linux distributions, making it an attractive option for those looking for a familiar and reliable Linux experience. The removal of upstream vendor branding and artwork also suggests that SquiggleOS may offer a more neutral or customizable interface, allowing users to personalize their desktop environment.
Overall, SquiggleOS seems like a solid choice for those seeking a Linux distribution with strong compatibility and flexibility.
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