Nova is a distinctive Linux distribution that offers something for everyone, from casual users to server administrators. Its development by the University of Computer Sciences in Havana, Cuba, underscores its commitment to open-source principles and community collaboration.
The choice of Ubuntu as its base system since version 2.1 ensures stability and ease of use, while the three distinct editions cater to diverse needs:
- “Escritorio” provides a familiar GNOME Shell experience for users seeking a robust and feature-rich desktop environment.
- “Ligero” offers a lightweight alternative with its custom “Guano” desktop, ideal for older hardware or those wanting minimalism.
- “Servidor” is specifically tailored for server deployments, ensuring performance and security in a network setting.
Overall, Nova’s user-friendly approach, flexibility, and Cuban development heritage make it an interesting option for anyone exploring Linux distributions.
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