The Q4OS team launches Windows installer for their Debian-based distro
The Q4OS development team launches Windows installer for their Debian-based distro
The Q4OS development team has some exciting news for us today – they have just released a Windows installer for their Debian-based GNU/Linux distribution. This allows users to easily create a dual-boot environment on their personal computers.
For those who may not be familiar with Q4OS, it is an open-source and free Linux distro that is built around the Trinity Desktop Environment (TDE). This environment is designed to closely mimic the old-school KDE 3.5 desktop, making it a familiar and comfortable option for users.
Q4OS was created with the intention of catering to Windows users who are looking to switch to a free, open-source, and more secure operating system. With the availability of the Windows installer, users can now easily install Q4OS alongside their current Windows operating system, without any need for modifications or additional software.
The developer team explains, “The installer allows you to install Q4OS alongside Windows in an easy way, without modifying your existing Windows operating system or any of the software installed.” This makes the setup process straightforward and stress-free. And the best part? You can easily switch between Windows and Q4OS with every computer restart.
Not just that, but the Q4OS for Windows installer is compatible with the latest Windows versions – 7, 8, and 10. It also works seamlessly with PCs that have Secure Boot enabled in their BIOS firmware, although this feature can be easily disabled if needed.
While Q4OS may not be a complete replacement for your beloved Windows operating system, it makes for the perfect addition to your current Windows installation. The Q4OS for Windows installer is available for download now on the project’s homepage. Make sure to read the installation instructions if you’re unsure how the installer works. So why wait? Experience the best of both worlds with Q4OS Linux and Windows!
