"Origami Linux was conceived in 2021, which makes it relatively new for an operating system. The goal behind this distribution was to create something beautiful and secure. To achieve that, the developer decided to take the COSMIC desktop and marry it with an immutable Fedora base. That's not all. Also: The best Linux laptops in 2026: Expert tested for students, hobbyists, and pros You could also opt for an Arch base that includes the CachyOS kernel, or a version created specifically for NVIDIA GPUs."
"I opted to go with the standard ISO, which is the version based on immutable Fedora. Because of that, the Origami installer was very familiar, as it is the Fedora installer. If you've ever installed that distribution, you can install Origami. In fact, the Fedora installer is easy enough for just about anyone, as it is a total point-and-click affair. Within roughly five minutes, I had Origami Linux up and running and ready to log in."
Origami Linux launched in 2021 and combines the COSMIC desktop with an immutable Fedora base. The distribution aims to be both beautiful and secure. Multiple editions exist, including an Arch-based build with the CachyOS kernel and a version tailored for NVIDIA GPUs. The Fedora-based standard ISO uses the Fedora installer and installs in about five minutes. The COSMIC desktop presents a top panel and bottom dock and is immediately usable with minimal customization. Customizations are quick and can be applied in under a minute to personalize the desktop. The default web browser is Zen Browser.
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