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Linuxfx Winux OS
Winux Operating System by Linuxfx
Break free from hardware restrictions and forced upgrades. Winux is the definitive successor for Windows 10 users seeking performance and reliability. Featuring an Intuitive Familiar Interface and Native Compatibility for your essential software. -
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B OS
"A fast, lightweight, and secure Linux operating system for all."
...It comes with a carefully selected set of pre-installed applications, including a web browser, office suite, file manager, and multimedia tools, so users can be productive immediately. Security is a core principle of B OS, featuring enhanced configurations and tools that protect users from online threats, ensuring reliability in personal, educational, and professional environments. Offline installer support makes B OS ideal for areas with limited connectivity, while regular updates guarantee long-term stability. Fully open-source and free to use, B OS empow -
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Soplos Linux Boro
Soplos Linux is a Debian Testing-based distribution with the GNOME
... ✅ Planned support for proprietary drivers to maximize hardware compatibility and performance. Soplos Linux Boro delivers a smooth, polished experience for users seeking productivity and style, while keeping the flexibility and reliability of Debian. Try Soplos Linux Boro and discover a modern way to enjoy your desktop! 🌿� -
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Enchantment OS
Linux simplified. A consumer-friendly distro, based on Debian Stable
UPDATE: 20260613: Announcing Beta test release of Enchantment OS 26 Enchantment OS is a Free/Open Source (FOSS) Linux distribution, tailored for ease of use, reliability and performance. It makes stable, secure Linux software goodness more accessible to nongeeky consumers and small business owners. Based on interviews and user trials with more than 200 real-world consumers fom California to Florida, Enchantment OS has more of the features and apps that consumers and small business owners need and less of the shiny nerdy stuff that they don't. ... -
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EznixOS
EznixOS | Customized Debian Stable
The EznixOS is a respin of Debian GNU/Linux, currently based on the Debian Stable release. The Debian live-build tool is used to build the ISO and the complete build files are located on the live and installed system in /usr/share/eznix13X There is a link in the home folder of the live and installed system to the build files folder. The current release is eznixOS13X. The numbering scheme is 13 that corresponds to Debian release 13, Trixie, and the X for Xfce, followed by the build date.... -
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CatOS
CatOS is an open-source,Arch-based,out-of-the-box Linux distribution.
CatOS is an open-source,Arch-based,out-of-the-box Linux distribution designed to provide an excellent operating system user experience. Arch is fast, stable, and secure and also allowing you to have a great experience even on older computers.However, Arch Linux is also aimed at more experienced users. As such, it is generally considered to be beyond the reach of those who need more technical expertise or persistence to use it. This is why CatOS was born, to inherit the advantages of arch... -
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AXEM-SX
AXEM-SX is a modular, performance-driven operating system
AXEM-SX is a modular operating system engineered on a stable openSUSE Leap foundation, designed for performance, resilience, and clarity. Developed over several months of focused work, it reflects a philosophy of simplicity, control, and efficiency without unnecessary overhead. The system is distributed in two editions, both on Wayland: • AXEM-SX Light — a minimal, fast, lightweight LXQt accessible environment designed for essential computing and lower-resource systems. • AXEM-SX Pro —... -
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WODOS Linux - Retro Debian System
Emulates classic system styles in DEBIAN with a single click.
...This tool allows users to emulate the visual style and user experience of various well-known legacy operating systems, providing a nostalgic interface without naming them directly. This feature ensures that users who are accustomed to other environments will feel right at home, all while enjoying the speed and reliability of a modern Debian-based system -
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sherlockOS
sherlockOS - Customize Debian Buster Distro
The sherlockOS is a respin of Debian GNU/Linux, currently based on the Debian 10 Buster release. The Debian live-build tool is used to build the ISO and I have included a folder located under /usr/share/sherlockOS104/sherlock104 containing all the necessary build files and build script used to create the respin. I include all the files with the aim to help educate those willing to learn how to build your own live-build created Debian respins. Ι am dedicating this Operating System to my... -
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