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FunOS
FunOS is a Linux distro based on Ubuntu LTS with JWM window manager
FunOS is a lightweight and minimal GNU/Linux distro, based on Ubuntu LTS. Using the JWM window manager. It comes without Snap. -
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RoshanOS
RoshanOS is a friendly distro with welcome, layout, tweaks & tryouts
Latest News: I'm working on RoshanOS 4, Check it out the doc and let me know what's missing https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CbZUG4m_bJvv_iu0rWHElC34uPgIqHQoVHj4DdJnCfo/edit?usp=drivesdk RoshanOS 3 is a user-friendly and customizable Linux-based operating system that comes pre-installed with a variety of useful software. It’s based on MX/Debian with customized layout & tweaks where screen corners & sides are not useless. RoshanOS contains tryouts folder on the desktop with instruction files to try Basic/C/C++/Java/Python/PHP/Perl computer programming languages out of the box. ...
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