Brazilian Linux distro: meet Xispa OS

Xispa OS is a Brazilian Linux: a distribution based on Debian, created in Brazil, with Brazilian Portuguese support and its own apps, made for the everyday use of computer users.

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What a Brazilian Linux distro is

A distro, or Linux distribution, is a complete operating system built on the Linux kernel. A Brazilian distro is made in Brazil with Brazilian users in mind: the language, the usage habits and the Portuguese-speaking community.

What Xispa OS offers

Debian base, a modern and light interface, an app store with Flatpak and its own apps: Xispa Files, a Terminal with tabs, Quiabbo and games. The focus is working well on ordinary computers and on older Macs.

Who created it

Xispa OS was created by Filipi Hadji, a Brazilian designer and developer who also created meuLinux, Moscatee and Quiabbo.

Current status

The system is in development. Today you can see the experience in the simulator, right in your browser. The installation image will be announced on this site when it is available.

Frequently asked questions

What is a Brazilian Linux distro?

It is a Linux distribution created in Brazil, focused on Brazilian users, the language and the Portuguese-speaking community. Xispa OS is one example: based on Debian, made by a Brazilian developer.

What is the best Brazilian Linux distro?

There is no single best one: it depends on the use and the computer. Xispa OS is a Brazilian option based on Debian, light, with Portuguese support and also made to revive old Macs. Try the simulator and compare with other distros.

Is Xispa OS made in Brazil?

Yes. Xispa OS was created in Brazil by Filipi Hadji, and the interface, the site and the documentation are designed first in Brazilian Portuguese, with English and Spanish versions.

Is there Linux in Brazilian Portuguese?

Yes. Most distributions have a Brazilian Portuguese translation. Xispa OS was designed in Portuguese from the start, with the interface, the site and the FAQ in the language.

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