PrismLinux
PrismLinux is a performance-oriented, Arch-based distribution featuring a graphical installer and optimized kernels (Liquorix/Zen) for a fast, simple, and rolling-release desktop experience.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
Platforms
- Linux
- Arch Linux
PrismLinux
Features
Properties
- Privacy focused
Features
- Rolling Release
- No registration required
- No Tracking
- Ad-free
- Command line interface
- Based on Arch Linux
Tags
PrismLinux News & Activities
Recent activities
- VolodiaKraplich updated PrismLinux
VolodiaKraplich added PrismLinux as alternative to Arch Linux
VolodiaKraplich added PrismLinux as alternative to FreeBSD, Zorin OS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux and EndeavourOS
VolodiaKraplich added PrismLinux as alternative to CentOS, Kubuntu and RebornOS
VolodiaKraplich added PrismLinux as alternative to openSUSE, blendOS, KDE neon and MX Linux
VolodiaKraplich added PrismLinux as alternative to Aurora OS, Nobara Linux, Vanilla OS and CachyOS
VolodiaKraplich added PrismLinux as alternative to Mageia and Raspberry Pi OS
VolodiaKraplich added PrismLinux as alternative to Manjaro Linux, Artix Linux, EU OS and GhostBSD
VolodiaKraplich added PrismLinux as alternative to Bluefin, Ubuntu, Windows 10 and Devuan
VolodiaKraplich added PrismLinux as alternative to Fedora, Qubes OS, Gentoo and KDE Linux
PrismLinux information
Developed by
CrystalNetwork Studio Licensing
Open Source (GPL-3.0) and Free product.Alternatives
0 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
What is PrismLinux?
PrismLinux is a rolling-release Linux distribution based on Arch Linux, designed to provide a fast, powerful, and user-friendly desktop experience. It distinguishes itself by pre-configuring performance-optimized kernels—such as the Liquorix or Zen kernel—to enhance system responsiveness and low-latency performance, making it suitable for gaming and multimedia tasks. Unlike a standard Arch installation, PrismLinux includes a LiveCD with a graphical installer, allowing users of all skill levels to easily set up an Arch-based system without navigating complex terminal commands. The distribution supports multiple desktop environments and focuses on simplicity and minimal bloat while maintaining access to the latest software updates.