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Hanthana is a Linux based operating system and a Fedora remix suitable for desktop and laptop users. Hanthana comes to you in the form of a Live CD/DVD for regular PC (i386 and x86_64 arc) systems. Apart from the providing Hanthana Linux ISO, we do hands on training for free of charge. Visit our blog and see what we do. http://blog.hanthana.org Moreover we are working on deploying Hanthana Linux powered ICT labs in rural schools. http://school.hanthana.org So, this is not...

A performance and usability focused Linux distribution based on 64-bit Debian testing. It is the successor to illume OS. To use the live ISO image, login to "root" with the password "antorca".

Updated version of Pearl MATE 5.0 with bug fixes, based on the 16.04 last release as well the added features from the Linux Mint 18.2 version NOW INCLUDING THE 4.8 SERIES KERNEL If you use Pearl MATE 5.0 you can upgrade to this release through the Pearl Update icon on panel. This release has added multiple language support including German, French and Russian languages, Updated Features on Pearl Updater, Pre-configured windows network file sharing interface supporting read/write home directory sharing, Easily configure and run your very own Apache Internet Server with with easy management through WEBMIN ( See https://localhost:10000 after installed), Added Conky with Conky Manager and many more tweaks. ...

Pearl MATE 5.0 built from Ubuntu 16.04 LTR base and is available in 32 and 64 bit versions. Updates automatically come from Ubuntu as well as the Pearl Repository which contains our packages built from the Linux Mint 18 (sarah release). Like all Pearl releases Pearl Mate 5.0 gives the user the ability to customize their own version of Pearl and create a Linux Live USB installer image plus many added features such as both OS X and Windows easy theme switching. Another part of the Pearl...

...We have a commitment to a particular toolkit (GTK+) and support a preferred programming language (Vala). We decide how our apps will behave. Sometimes we take control and shape the out-of-the-box experience as much as we possibly can by creating our own apps. We've created an application development framework (Granite) and other developer tools that are designed to help developers build apps specifically for our platform.