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Total Network Visibility for Network Engineers and IT ManagersThis means every device on your network, and every interface on every device is automatically analyzed for performance, errors, QoS, and configuration.
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NebiOS Alternative Mirror (Official)
An Ubuntu Linux-based OS that aims to end user.
NebiOS is Ubuntu-based secure, privacy-focused universal OS for daily life, creativity, gaming & more. Official mirror - use if main site has download issues. Main site: https://nebios.org ⚠️ DON'T DOWNLOAD FROM UNKNOWN SOURCES! 🛡️ Privacy: NebiOS has no telemetry, no background data services, no tracking daemons, and cannot send any personal data without user action. Full policy: nebisoftware.com/legal/privacy.html === 🚀 NebiOS X out now! ⚠️ Note on Virtual Machines:... -
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Gobudgie
Gobudgie is an operating system which is compatible to Android.
...Gobudgie offers several ways to easily access or install applications. We integrated the Chromium OS Web Store the standard Ubuntu Software Center, an Android App runtime, PlayOnLinux and Wine. -
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SERVOS Professional
SERVOS is an open source Linux-based operating system.
SERVOS is an open source Linux-based operating system. It is a modern dynamic system which can dynamically load and unload executable modules at runtime on or having a minimal hardware requirement. The versatile modular approach using LZMA compression technology makes SERVOS one of the best highly compressed operating system in the history. SERVOS modules are specially designed to be much smaller than any other compressed packages available nowadays, and through the use of a Monolithic Kernel Design, speed of decompression remains usually faster than reading the full data from disk. ...
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