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I would appreciate an explicit statement about who this OS is intended for, is it laypeople, some subset of linux users, somebody else entirely? Or is it just a hobby project that has gained traction?

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The engineer is making constant progress separately from the well-established main Puppy Linux community that he got going to begin with years ago. Whom are still making progress too, and they have different current versions with some more well-defined user groups in mind. That's the ones that have traction.

I like this EasyOS project but I would say the intended users are a lot more of a moving target compared to the regular Pups.

And that's good since there are fewer forces that confine the ultimate direction in which it may go.

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