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    crunch++ Debian

    crunch++ Debian

    LightWeight Debian OS

    Here I have new Theme Debian Called Crunch++ , and the it has basic facilities, but have different way of operation like right click for choosing the application, which you want to run, or to make Machine shut down, reboot ... etc. It is OVF Version, means you can download and run it on VMware and Virtual Machine Software. In this there is not Dock so you need to Install any dock software, I will prefer plank dock. username - hemant password - <spacebar> one time this os can be...
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    Cultix

    Cultix

    A fast Debian-based Linux distribution for VampireFreaks community

    Cultix. A distro for freaks'n'geeks, based on the mighty Debian GNU/Linux, with cyber-gothic eye-candy and speed and power in mind. It is built under the aegis of the VampireFreaks OpenSource cult and seems to be the only Linux distribution representing any VF community for now. Cultix comes in the form of LiveDVD hybrid iso image that has an installer. It contains heavily customized Debian Squeeze configs, as well as some manually rebuilt software (Midori, Vala - from official sources) and...
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