This glorious-looking Linux distro is unlike anything I've ever seen in my decades of use

A ZDNET review of StratOS, an Arch-based Linux distribution offered in GNOME, Hyprland, and Niri editions, praising the Hyprland setup for its stylish defaults and keyboard-centric tiling workflow. The article highlights key shortcuts, preinstalled apps (e.g., Ghostty, Conky, Emacs, Neovim, Thunar, Zen Browser), the lack of a GUI app store by default, and suggests installing Pamac for easier software management. It notes StratOS is best suited for experienced users—especially with Hyprland—while the GNOME version is more approachable for newer users.