
- A new concept for a Linux distro was recently aired
- Loss32 aims to be the Windows desktop sat atop the Linux kernel
- It'll work via WINE, which is a runtime environment for using Windows apps natively on Linux – but there's a long road ahead yet
Some Windows 10 users are already making the leap to Linux – perhaps because their PCs can't run Windows 11 – and a new project may spark further enthusiasm for the alternative OS (as SteamOS has certainly already done on the gaming front).