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Pisi Linux 2.3.4

Nate Drake tastes this Turkish delight, marvelling at its originality and efficiency. Just don’t expect much help if you get stuck.

The OS has an excellent interface and welcome screen. Sadly, links for the guide and wiki simply fail to load.

P isi Linux comes to us from Turkey and has been in active development since 2014. It follows a rolling release model. While it’s built from scratch from a stable base, Pisi is inspired by an older version of the Pardus operating system.

The Pisi project is proud of its Turkish roots and by default the 2.7GB live DVD image is set to the developers’ native language. We found this simple enough to change with a press of F2.

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