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After 8 years, MiyoLinux has stopped development. Many thanks to those who have promoted and/or used MiyoLinux. Special thanks to the Devuan Veteran Unix Administrators, Debian, fsmithred, golinux, Station Sixtyseven, Jim Acklaw, Adarsh Bhat, Mike Smith, and greenjeans for all of their amazing help! Also, a special thanks to Ron who has been a consistent MiyoLinux user. I wish all of you the best as you move forward! Though development has ceased, MiyoLinux can still be used by...

This is a 'Daedalus' based version of Dan's supreme lightweight distribution. After discussion with Dan, he has agreed for me to pursue a continuation of the 'Miyolinux' distribution, taking it forward with the current 'stable' Devuan base. I shall only continue the x86_64 version. I do intend to keep pace with the Devuan release cycle to keep the 'stable' base relevant. Dan has agreed that this version of Miyolinux may be slightly more than 'bare-bones' in its format. Indeed, he was...

Senpai Respin MiyoLinux uses the JWM window manager, it is updated to the latest version of Devuan-5 (Daedalus). I have changed the "Refracta" installer for a graphical installer like Calamares which is much more intuitive and simple, this ISO has been created with "penguins' eggs" from "https://penguins-eggs.net/", which is a much more modern, updated and intuitive application to create snapshot of our system. I have also added some basic programs to complete the system and make it more...

From the creator of MiyoLinux, Miyo-Rolling is based on NuTyX GNU/Linux. While staying true to the vision of delivering a minimal and base system which allows the user to decide what goes on their system, Miyo-Rolling provides a rolling release that is extremely stable...thanks to the underlying NuTyX system. For now, it is only available as a 64bit system. If you would like to try the JWM version, it can be downloaded from the NuTyX GNU/Linux website... https://www.nutyx.org/en/downloads

Vuu-do linux is a small, lightweight linux project based on Devuan, and featuring the Openbox window manager. There is a minimal setup to build on with the programs of your choice, or a maximal version with the most common programs already installed. All images are hybrid-isos (live-CD/USB), so you can test prior to install. Current images are non-uefi enabled, efi-versions to come later. This project has been localized for English and UTF-8. VUU-DO stands for Veteran Unix User-do,...