Hello and welcome. Blue Star is a Linux distribution that is based on Arch Linux. The Blue Star distribution features up to date packages, a full range of desktop and multimedia software in the default installation and a live desktop DVD. The live session capability is one of Blue Star's more enticing qualities. The live session feature lets you easily check out its operation on your own hardware before actually installing the OST or hard drive. Even better, the installation uses the Kalamazs installer for a smooth, automated setup. This combination of ease and performance all from within a live session environment is something that most Arch-based distros fail to offer by design. Arch often becomes a reach too far for less experienced Linux users as a result. Blue Star uses only the KDE desktop, but it builds in an unusual array of settings options that let you create a look and feel not found in other KDE iterations. Despite its obscurity, this distro provides an inviting option for anyone who wants to step into the Archworld without the expected troubles and frustrations. It is a handy transitional distro fan you come as to Linux as well. One of the first things you notice when the live session loads is its aesthetics. Blue Star has a collection of vibrant background images. The next thing I noticed was the unusual take Blue Star Linux presence on the KDE desktop. Most offers are simplified design with the ability to alter the appearance with little effort. There are many more features this distro offers, but I let you discover them.