FAQ (easy-to-read)

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Sleeper OS FAQ

Q: Differences between "regular" and Pro version? Is Pro for free?

• Regular version: Comes with GNOME Session Flashback desktop environment as default.
• Pro version: Comes with Trinity, a fork of KDE 3, intended for people who seek more "beauty."

Q: Is Pro free?

• A: Yes! Sleeper OS is free as in freedom and price too (non-profit). Both versions are free of charge!

Why MX Linux?

• Sleeper OS uses MX Linux because it's reliable and easy to use, built on a strong foundation called Debian.
• MX Linux brings tools that make managing your system, installing software, and setting up hardware simpler.

What is "Bloatware"?

• "Bloatware" means unnecessary software on your computer. Sleeper OS keeps things simple, only including what you really need.
• This makes Sleeper OS faster and lets you choose what to add, giving you control.

Why GNOME Session Flashback?

• Sleeper OS uses GNOME Session Flashback for a classic feel. It's a mix of modern and efficient, balancing looks and performance.
• Regular GNOME can be heavy on your computer, and MATE, while good, is skipped for this balance.

How Can I Contribute?

• Help find and report bugs. Your feedback is crucial for fixing issues quickly.
• Work on improving the documentation so everyone can use Sleeper OS easily.
• Support others in the community by answering questions and sharing your knowledge.
• Testing new releases is also valuable. Your input ensures Sleeper OS stays stable.

Is Sleeper OS for Work?

• Yes, Sleeper OS is good for both personal use and work. It's based on Debian, making it stable and reliable.
• Before using it at work, make sure it fits your specific needs. Test it to be sure it works well with your software and hardware.
• Sleeper OS is flexible, but testing is important, especially for important tasks.

In short, Sleeper OS likes MX Linux for reliability and ease. Bloatware is unwanted software, but Sleeper OS keeps it simple for speed and your control. GNOME Session Flashback is chosen for a mix of classic style and good performance. You can contribute by reporting bugs, coding, improving docs, helping others, and testing new releases. Sleeper OS is good for both personal use and work, but testing is key for important tasks.