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Debian Respin iso (13 trixie)
Unofficial Debian Live Respins for Debian 13 (trixie)
A project to distribute Debian Live Linux respins for stable version 13 (trixie). -
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Debian Respin iso (forky)
Unofficial Debian Live for codename: forky
A project to distribute Debian Live Respins for codename: forky. -
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Debian Respin iso (12 bookworm)
Unofficial Debian Respins based on 12 (bookworm) offer Live USB
Unofficial Debian Live linux distribution runs completely from DVD or Flash disk, and which is also installable on a fixed disk. These re-spins are based on Official Debian Live System. -
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MX Respin iso
Unofficial MX respins based on Debian Stable
This Linux distribution runs completely from DVD or Flash disk and installable on a fixed disk, based on Debian and MX Linux. Windows users are encouraged to use Rufus at https://rufus.ie to create Live USB. You can choose Desktop from among Budgie, Cinnamon, Enlightenment, GNOME, IceWM, LXDE, MATE, UKUI, Window Maker and Xfce. Visit https://sourceforge.net/u/usergreen/profile#widget-message for project index. -
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SaferPuppyLinux
Safer Puppy Linux for activists, educators, low bandwidth, 32 & 64bit
Live USB Distros based on Puppy Jammy 32, Fossa9.5 64, Bookworm64 for journalists, activists, teachers with slow computers in repressive environments ~700MB[32bit] ~1.1GB[64bit] RAM 1GB minimum (swap suggested) Live USB stick 2GB[32bit], 4GB[64bit] > VFAT32 encrypted personal storage suggested internet radio with bookmarks Firefox ESR for addons: singlefile, urbanVPN, translate Seamonkey (wysiwyg HTML editor), Palemoon can work with Tor Proxy via FoxyProxy Voice & webcam...
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