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MODOS is a small Debian-based operating system featuring the Cinnamon desktop environment, designed to run directly from a USB drive. Using the Live CD, you can explore the system without installing it, though by default, changes are lost after shutdown or reboot. To enable persistent storage, you can installed with the InstallOS.sh in the Files Section. Key Features: Latest download version: DEBIAN13 Latest runnning version: MODOS DEBIAN13 Cinnamon desktop environment for a modern...

A Linux OS based on LFS. Comes with KDE, BTRFS support, AppImage support and more. Gnome and/or Cinnamon flavors coming soon. NOTE: This is a hobby distro. I do not intend for it to be mainstream, so bear with me. Also, there are some issues with Wifi on 1.3 and 1.4. It is advised to use nmtui if you have delays logging in (until 1.5 comes out).

The best USB Flash method is using Rofus to create a bootable USB Most common problem + easy fix: https://askubuntu.com/questions/985612/running-ubuntu-from-a-usb-failed-to-load-ldlinux-c32 Please note: default password is pass Lonero OS is based off of the Lubuntu OS, and has a few adding things such as: 1) The uncompiled source binaries of: GitPrep, SMesh, Kademlia, Beaker Browser, and VPNBook 2) Telegram Desktop installed 3) DuckDuckGo should be the default browser This project is part of an aim to create an open, distributed, censorship resistant operating system, and this is the beta of that.

...Following are the limitations of this system : 1. It does not support ENCRYPTED DRIVES at the moment. Do not use it. 2. If the external drive has a ownership aware filesystem, like for eg. ext2/3/4, then the copy happens as ROOT without any interruption. You may change it later using sudo privileges and the chown -R command. Note: To Shutdown the System properly, Click Exit Button on the Bottom of Desktop and Click OK to popup dialog. it is SAFE to REMOVE external drives, AFTER SHUTTING down the system. Check Screenshots. ...

This project provides a Live DVD for the multibootusb program, for installing multiple Linux Distros on to a single Pen drive and able to boot from it. This is a portable system, which does not require any installation. Video Below. This system can be started through the DVD Drive OR VirtualBox (See Below). This .iso file can also be written on to a small dedicated pen drive ( ~ 1 GB ) through this DVD's multibootusb program and further used for writing linux images on to other pen drives...

distraction-less card game Turns any PC into a distraction-less Patience card game (a.k.a. klondike, solitaire, solitario, pasianssi, пасьянс, bakarkako, त्यागी, πασιέντζα, pertapa, ẩn sỉ, ソリティア, tek taş, 接龍, سوليتير). Keeps other things out of your way (not even a clock included): 1. No logins, no passwords. 2. Hard disks are put to sleep (less noise, saving power). 3. Runs completely in RAM. 4. No internet connection. 5. No virus-risks. 6. No ads, no nags. 7. Portable: Boots from: min. 512 Mb USB-drive/stick/memory-card, or CD/DVD. ---- Runs inside the qemu and VMware virtual machines (ugly full screen). ---- Note: Playing solitaire games helps you to greatly improve your attention span and enhance your ability to concentrate. ---- Based on KDE's kpat. ...

Note: These are not official TKL appliances but appliances built and supplied by leading community members. TurnKey Linux is an opensource project that aims to develop high-quality software appliances that are easy to deploy, easy to use and free. http://www.turnkeylinux.org/

I have compiled three Android-x86 systems (Nougat 7.1.2, Marshmallow 6.0.1 and Lollipop 5.1.1), which can run live or be installed on almost all laptops (and some Desktop computers). INSTALL the systems to HARD DRIVE Say for example that you have a laptop with Windows 10 installed as the only operating system. If you just create one extra partition of about 5 GB you can install Nougat/Marshmallow/Lollipop on this extra partition and then “dual-boot”.

XDA people: This is my first large-scale project EVER. Please be nice. ANDROIDER is a derivative of Ubuntu. I took the Ubuntu Mini Remix, stripped it to bare bones, then added an uber basic window manager, an ancient login manager, a wireless manager and browser that only run in the command line, and the prerequisites needed to build the AOSP. It limps along, has configuration errors and bugs up the wahazoo still, and wants to die at every turn. Oh, and the partition manager is command...