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Linux Mint
Analyzed over 2 years ago
From the home page:
"Linux Mint's purpose is to produce an elegant, up to date and comfortable GNU/Linux desktop distribution."
Linux Mint is freely available, complete desktop oriented GNU/Linux distribution based on Ubuntu. It is compatible with Ubuntu software repositories with its own
Licenses:
No declared licenses
Exherbo
Analyzed 3 months ago
Exherbo is a distribution designed for people who know what they re doing with Linux. It is inspired in many places by Gentoo — in particular, it supports flexible source-based installation with up-front configuration.
Licenses:
GNU_Gener...
Mageia
Analyzed over 1 year ago
Mageia is a fork of Mandriva Linux, supported by a not-for-profit organisation of recognized and elected contributors.
Further than just delivering a free, secure, stable and sustainable operating system, the goal is to set up a stable and trustable governance to direct collaborative projects.
Licenses:
No declared licenses
Hadron Project
Analyzed over 2 years ago
Hadron is a source-based GNU/Linux distribution which is designed for power users. At the same time, Hadron follows KISS principles.
Main power of Hadron comes from lpms, which is a new package manager designed with Python. lpms uses scripts to build packages (like Gentoo's Portage) and
NanoNote Firmware
Analyzed over 2 years ago
The Ben NanoNote is a small hand-held computer featuring GPL-licensed designs and schematics. This project refers to the official OpenWRT-based firmware that comes pre-installed with newly manufactured NanoNotes. It is developed by the developer community at en.qi-hardware.com .
Linux Deepin
Analyzed 26 days ago
Linux Deepin is a Linux distribution originated from China. It aims to provide a real beautiful and user-friendly experience. Its designing philosophy is to create products for the average users. The default desktop environment, called DDE or Deepin Desktop Environment, is designed with such
DeLi(cate) Linux
No analysis available
DeLi(cate) is a fork of DeLi Linux 0.8 targeted at very old and low RAM computers. It's based on the 2.4 series kernel and uClibc to minimize the resource utilization.
Minimum requirements:
CPU : i386 (or compatible)
RAM : 8MB (console only) / 14MB (with GUI)
HDD : 280MB (with restrictions)
Mostly written in language not available
Licenses:
No declared licenses
0Linux
Analyzed almost 2 years ago
Code source de la distribution 0Linux / 0Linux distribution source code
Licenses:
gpl3, GPL2, mit
Kosh-Linux
K
Analyzed 23 days ago
A Linux Distribuition with tools writen in Ruby. Can a Linux distribution be an MVC WEB application?
A Linux from scratch built-in with tools written in ruby language. Its currently in development of tool chain build system, that will be used to build a linux system it self. Some of major changes
Licenses:
common_de...