Receptions
Hectic Geek reviewed KaOS in 2014, and wrote that the distribution was not very fast, but included all necessary applications. [8]
Jesse Smith from DistroWatch Weekly wrote a review of KaOS 2014.04. [9] Smith said the features of KaOS worked well.
Robert Rijkhoff reviewed KaOS 2017.09 for DistroWatch Weekly, and he said that "KaOS seems to be trying a little bit hard to be different". [10]
ZDNet wrote a hands-on review about KaOS 2014.06 [11] :
KaOS doesn't intend to be, or claim to be, a general-purpose Linux distribution for everyone, or a dead-easy distribution for complete newcomers to Linux. But if you are interested in a solid, carefully focused KDE-specific distribution for 64-bit systems, then I think KaOS could be a very interesting choice.
Dedoimedo reviewed KaOS 2014.12: [12]
KaOS 2014.12 is a very slick, very beautiful product. But it is not the most refined operating system out there. Sure, in terms of friendliness and accessibility, it's right there among the big names, offering everything a user might want or need. Still, to get to that point, you will need to sweat a little. Printing, installer errors, availability of software, all these are potentially critical obstacles that must be addressed before KaOS can become a familiar and well-recommended family name.
Dedoimedo also wrote a review about KaOS 2017.11: [13]
KaOS 2017.11 feels like a very buggy product. While I do like the Nvidia setup right from the start, this little gem is offset by pretty much everything else. Most other recent distros rarely had any issues with the LG RD510 laptop — apart from the ATA link reset on wake after suspend, which affects all of them — but KaOS is an exception to that rule with a rather depressing hardware record — Bluetooth, Wireless no-reconnect, smartphone support. And let's not even talk about Samba.
Jack Wallen from Linux.com stated his opinion about KaOS in 2016, and said that the distribution is beautiful. [14]
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