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ExTiX - The Ultimate Linux System
ExTiX with Deepin/LXQt/GNOME/WayDroid and kernel 7.0.2-amd64-exton
...PROGRAM content etc Among many other programs GParted, SMPlayer, Gimp and Kodi. In addition Java and all necessary additions in order to install programs from source. PASSWORDS The password for root is root. The password for the ordinary user extix is live. Or live/live. Or user/live. ExTiX LXDE Mini Build 251205 ISO is of only 1870 MB - run it super fast from RAM! Refracta Snapshot in ExTiX 26.5, 26.4, 25.12-2 and 25.12 - Create your own live installable Ubuntu/Waydroid/Debian/Deepin system. Slideshow: https://www.extix.se/extix-refracta-slideshow.gif Run Android 13 in ExTiX 26.4 using Waydroid. ... -
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Quick-Save-Live
Quick Safety and Rescue System
This Linux Live CD provides a Quick Way to Save Files from the Hard Drives to an External Drive for Safety and Rescue Purposes. This GUI System gets started in less than 28 seconds and is able to auto mount all drives including external ones, but excluding encrypted drives, for user access. On Startup, this system provides a dual pane file manager for copying files and folders between the panels, by way of a simple drag and drop facility. Following are the limitations of this system... -
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Open Source Android Forensics Toolkit
OSAF-TK your one stop shop for Android malware analysis and forensics.
Welcome to OSAF! The OSAF-Toolkit was developed, as a senior design project, by a group of IT students from the University of Cincinnati, wanting to pioneer and pave the way for standardization of Android malware analysis. The OSAF-Toolkit is built from Ubuntu 11.10 and pre-compiled with all of the tools needed to rip apart applications for code review and malware analysis. Our primary goal with the toolkit is to be able to make application analysis as easy as possible. We also wanted to...
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