RAYS LX

As someone who has spent a considerable amount of time trying out various Linux operating systems, I have to say that RAYS LX has seriously impressed me. It's the first commercial operating system in China to be built on Debian GNU/Linux and makes great use of Debian package management tools.

One of the first things that struck me about RAYS LX was its sleek and stylish user interface, which I particularly appreciated given the often clunky and unappealing interfaces of other Linux OSs. A lot of the credit for the interface has to go to the GNOME desktop environment which RAYS LX makes excellent use of.

But of course, any operating system is only as good as the applications that are available on it, and this is where RAYS LX really excels. There's a truly comprehensive range of applications here, perfect for users who are looking to make the switch from a different OS to Linux.

All in all, I have to say I'm very impressed with the RAYS LX operating system. From the Debian architecture to the range of applications available, it really feels like a well-rounded and sophisticated operating system that can meet the needs of a wide variety of users.