Combines the Ubuntu LTS base with KDE Plasma: a familiar desktop layout and extensive options for appearance and workflow.

An alternative desktop workflow for customers who prefer Pop!_OS. We check the chosen installation against the machine’s graphics hardware.

Fedora Workstation uses GNOME. Its overview brings applications and workspaces together, rather than using a conventional desktop taskbar by default. Choose it if you like a streamlined interface. Fedora requires more frequent major-version upgrades than an LTS distribution.

A creative-focused Ubuntu flavour with KDE Plasma and tools for selected creative workflows. Best suited to customers who intend to create and edit regularly.

The LXQt desktop is a useful option on lower-spec computers. Web browsers and demanding applications still need adequate RAM and processing power.

Debian is a general-purpose operating system used on desktops and servers. Debian Stable keeps major software versions relatively consistent within a release, while providing security fixes and selected bug fixes. Choose it if you value fewer major software changes or want to work with the same Linux foundation as your Debian servers. Some applications may be older than those supplied by Fedora.