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    Edbian XFCE 1.0

    Edbian is an unofficial Real Time Debian-based Linux distribution

    Edbian XFCE Hybrid 1.0 (Debian-based) Edbian is an unofficial Debian-based Linux distribution focused on simplified deployment and automated installation workflows. It provides a ready-to-use XFCE desktop environment combined with a custom automated installer and real-time kernel support for multimedia and low-latency workloads. Base: Debian 13 (Trixie) Desktop: XFCE Installer: Custom automated installer License: Free software licenses apply.
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    Portable Crypto-Clients

    Portable crypto-clients for Linux

    ...The main idea is to bring a distro-independent version that can be carried around, and ran on some major Linux distributions without having to worry about compatibility. The apps are built using AppImageKit, brought by PortableLinuxApps: http://portablelinuxapps.org/docs/1.0/AppImageKit.pdf The clients are built on Xubuntu 12.04 32-bits using a Live USB. All clients will be tested on Ubuntu, Xubuntu, Fedora and OpenSUSE 32-bits. If you're curious about what's inside the *.run files, you can use AppImageExtract: https://sourceforge.net/projects/portable/files/AppImageExtract/download If you want to improve/modify/fix a package you can use AppImageKit to rebuild the package yourself. ...
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