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Maze Linux – security and privacy-focused Arch-based distribution

Maze Linux is an Arch Linux-based distribution focused on security, privacy and providing a ready-to-use desktop environment.

The distribution uses KDE Plasma on Wayland and includes a collection of security and privacy tools. These include AppArmor, firewalld, fail2ban, auditd, OpenSnitch, Tor and WireGuard. It also offers local large language model support through Ollama.

Maze Linux follows Arch’s rolling release model and provides access to the Arch User Repository. Other features include Unified Kernel Images, Secure Boot support, disk encryption and a graphical installer.

Maze Linux desktop

Working state:Active
Desktop:KDE Plasma
Init Software:systemd
Package Management:Pacman
Release Model:Rolling
Platforms:x86_64
Home Page:mazelinux.berkkucukk.com.tr
Developer:berkkucukk
This article is part of our Big List of Active Linux Distributions and Open Source Operating Systems.

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