GeckoLinux

GeckoLinux is a Linux distribution based on openSUSE. It is available in two editions: "Static", which is based on openSUSE Leap, and "Rolling", which is based on openSUSE Tumbleweed.
Features.
GeckoLinux's ISOs are based on openSUSE's images (around 1 GB). Different editions include different desktop environments, installed open-source programs, and ready-to-work proprietary programs and/or drivers. GeckoLinux also comes with font rendering through open-source software and pre-installed TLP for power management. It is open-source, available in public repositories.
Differences from openSUSE.
GeckoLinux has an offline Live-USB/DVD installer for both "Static" and "Rolling" editions. It comes with pre-installed programs and downloaded applications packages from the Packman repository. Since it is a pre-configured distribution, desktop programs can be deleted with data and dependencies, and it does not offer installation of some additional packages after its OS installs.
Reception.
Dedoimedo wrote a non-positive review of GeckoLinux 150.180616, saying that it had "issues with multimedia playback, visual glitches and the graphics driver". A subsequent review of GeckoLinux Static 152 in February 2021 was more positive.
Jack M. Germain explains how & why "GeckoLinux doing for the OpenSuse/Suse world much of what Linux Mint did for the Ubuntu universe".