Share Your Rhino Linux Experience
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**Share Your Rhino Linux Experience **
Rhino Linux isn’t just about its rolling-release base or Pacstall — it’s about the people who use it. And that’s where you come in.
We’d love to hear your thoughts:
- What was your first impression when you installed Rhino Linux?
- How does it compare to other distros you’ve tried?
- Do you run it daily, or just as an experiment?
- What’s been your favorite part so far — and what would you like to see improved?
Whether you’re brand new or you’ve been rolling with Rhino for a while, your experience paints the real picture of what it’s like to use it day-to-day.
Drop your story in the comments below and let’s start a community conversation.
Your voice helps shape Rhino Linux — and might just inspire someone else to give it a try
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It works great for me. I liked the looks . I just made some slight alterations to my preferences which was basically just increasing font size, moving task bar to the bottom, and changed the wallpaper as I like nature and space wallpapers. I then added the software that I liked and was good to go.
It looks much better to me than the other distros that I have tried without having to do a lot of alterations and modifications. I like that it is set up to be able to use apt, flatpak, pacstall, snap (if I really need to), nix, and appimages without my having to set them up individually. I was easily able to find and install (rpk is an awesome tool!) all of the software that I needed. I am low income but planning to send in a donation next month and ongoing.
I use it two laptops. One has limited specs and the other is far better. Rhino Linux runs great on both!
I started on Ubuntu back at version 8.04 and have tried out many distros since then.
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Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s wonderful to hear that Rhino Linux worked so smoothly for you right out of the box and that you were able to personalize it just the way you like — from font size to taskbar placement and wallpapers.
It’s also great to hear that having apt, Flatpak, Pacstall, Snap, Nix, and AppImages all ready to use made installing the software you need simple and hassle-free. The fact that Rhino runs well on both a lower-spec laptop and a more powerful one really highlights its versatility.
