Trisquel Linux handles both your desktop and server needs - or does it?

ZDNET Nearly all Linux distributions could serve as either a desktop or server OS. It's not like you'd want to slap a desktop environment onto Ubuntu Server and use it as a desktop OS, but you could. You could also use Ubuntu Desktop as a server, but you won't. Why? Because Ubuntu Desktop was designed as a desktop OS, and Ubuntu Server was designed as a server OS. Even though the 'twain could meet, they probably shouldn't. Also: The best-looking Linux desktop I've seen so far in 2025 - and it's not even close Then there are distributions like Trisquel, which is a 100% free Linux operating system (meaning every piece of software included is open-source) based on Ubuntu. Trisquel includes a wide range of software and offers several different editions, from the standard desktop to a "mini" edition (for netbooks and older computers) and the network-based installer for custom and server installations. Trisquel versions: What's the difference? In total, there are four different version ... Read full article.