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TL;DR:

- About Sleeper OS: It's a user-friendly Linux distribution based on AntiX, focusing on lightweight efficiency for all types of users.

- Connection Issues: Use Connman for internet/Bluetooth connectivity as it's CPU-friendly and user-friendly.

- Current Version: Timmy: The latest release is “Timmy,” leveraging Debian's stability and performance.

- Getting Started: Follow our installation guides and check system requirements for a smooth experience.

- Versioned Articles: Documentation follows a versioning system with easy-to-read text for accessibility.

- Latest Documentation: Visit the provided link for the most recent documentation updates.

Sleeper OS is a Linux® distribution based on Debian, designed to provide a user-friendly experience while maintaining the lightweight and efficient characteristics of its parent distribution. Our goal is to offer a reliable and easy-to-use operating system for a variety of users, from beginners to advanced enthusiasts.

We recommend to use Connman, as it uses less CPU, and it is a user friendly tool!

The current version of Sleeper OS is “Timmy.” This release builds upon the strengths of Debian, incorporating its stability and performance optimizations. Whether you're a casual user or a power user, Sleeper OS aims to cater to your computing needs.

More about this here!

If you're new to Sleeper OS or considering an upgrade, check out our installation guides for a step-by-step walkthrough.

- Beginners guide installation

Make sure your hardware meets the system requirements before installing Sleeper OS. This will ensure a smooth and efficient experience.

- System Requirements

To make our documentation more accessible, Sleeper OS Wiki follows a versioning system, with articles written in easy-to-read text. This approach aims to provide clear and concise information, suitable for users of all levels.

- To see the latest documentation, click here.

Thank you for choosing Sleeper OS! We hope you have a fantastic experience with our Linux® distribution.