Reviews

"I’ve been a fan of Q4OS for some time so TravelerOS appeals because I

use two PC workstations and two notebooks for my home business plus

occasionally I need to boot from third party hardware when I’m not at

home. It also made sense to use Q4OS as a base since it’s already

optimized for speed and efficiency. My own kit is a hybrid home built

test rig with Revenger MB, 16gb RAM and a series 6 i5 (cheap but

reliable), a Dell Vostro with 8gb and I3 10100 (my main workstation), a

Lenovo Ideapad i3, and Acer Nitro 15 with i7 and 16gb. I decided I

needed something a bit more permanent than a standard USB so I used a

Nvme Patriot P300 128g drive in a Infokit USB 3.1/type-c external

enclosure. The only glitch is sometimes it hangs at boot when switching

between hardware but always starts at the second attempt. In operation

everything works and the performance is first rate. I’ve customized

pretty much everything KDE permits and installed a variety of stuff I

need for work using either Synaptic or Flatpaks. The home website is

fairly comprehensive but there is always a doubt with these single

developer distros about how long they’re likely to be around. IMO since

there’s already a pĺatform for contact/discussion where TravelerOS is

mentioned on the Q4OS forum (plus an offer of support from their own

devs) it would be a good idea if Adrian could interact there and maybe answer a few user queries."

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