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...Instead of a bare-bones system, this image comes fully loaded with a massive selection of pre-installed software, custom visual theme, essential codecs, and drivers right out of the box. It is designed for users who want a feature-rich, beautiful, and completely ready-to-work system without spending hours installing apps and configuring settings. LEGAL DISCLAIMER: This is an unofficial, community-driven custom build (remix/respin). This project is independent and is NOT developed, approved, maintained, endorsed, or affiliated with the official MX Linux or Debian development teams. All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners. ...

CruxEX 3.8 64 bit 2025 Linux Live System is based on CRUX 3.8 (latest version, released 250421), which is all Linux enthusiasts/nerds favorite OS. FEATURES CruxEX 2025 uses the LXDE Desktop environment and kernel 6.14.2-amd64-exton with support for "extra everything". NEWS 250427 Create your own CRUX Live Installable System with Refracta Snapshot! Install it to hard drive with Refracta Installer. Or/and run it live from RAM. UNIQUE CruxEX 2025 is - as my previous CRUX-remasters...

CodeCampus OS is a custom Linux distribution based on Ubuntu 24, designed for beginner developers, computer science students, and self-learners who want to start coding without friction. Unlike traditional setups that require hours of installation and configuration, CodeCampus provides a fully pre-configured, learning-first environment right out of the box. From the moment you boot, everything is ready—so you can focus on learning, experimenting, and building instead of troubleshooting. CodeCampus solves this by removing setup complexity and providing a ready-to-use development environment that lets you start coding immediately...

The whole installation and configuration takes from a few hours to a few minutes (depends on the internet speed). Made it for me to have my own distro with my own defaults. The whole project is WIP. Features: - Sane defaults (for me at least) - Easy installation, in a GUI-like setup wizard - User input required only for necessary interactions - TUI installation and customization process using Whiptail System installation: Disk partitioning is predefined, meaning that it will look like that: ONLY ONE DISK: Partition 1 = EFI 1 GB, partition 2 = SWAP user-defined (more than 1 GB), Stages of installation: - Stage 1 - minimal Arch setup - Stage 2 - User's advanced (or not) system configuration (choose programs to install, and configure dotfiles)

...For all the news, see the main distribution website. NOTE (1.07.2012): the RC2 that contains critical update preventing login problems on some hardware will be released within 18 hours.