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NamelessRom is opportunity; an opportunity to have a voice to the development team of the after-market firmware that you run on your device. The main goal of NamelessRom is to provide quality development for android devices, phones, and tablets alike. NamelessRom developers are available nearly 24/7 and respond to bug reports and feature requests almost instantly. This availability will allow you, the end-user, to have direct input into exactly what features and functions are included on the...

JOPUX is a Linux-distribution and family of free open source Linux appliances, built on openSUSE and Gnome, and designed for quickly setup and running Linux on servers and workstations. With a fully documented library of resources, JOPUX allows the customization of every aspect of a Linux installation and cloning, including administration and the rapid integration with third-party applications JOPUX provides more developer power while making the user experience all the more friendly....

Anthon is a Chinese-created x86_64 based Linux distribution based on openSuSE created by "Anthon.Dev", a small development team of three junior school students. The distro is made for home users, with a nicely-designed interface based on GNOME 3. Aimed to make it easy and fast to use. Contact Us: Developers: anthon.developers@gmail.com Help: anthon.ifuneedicanhelp@gmail.com

Infodomestic Objects - This is a set of distribution software that mutate the environment providing and advanced interaction experience. We will use a mixed POSIX/Linux/BSD based platform to develop and distribute our interaction experience improvement.

YES Linux a distribution that is focused on ease of use, user experience, and the internet. In 3 screens a secure server is installed and administered from a browser. A user should not have to use the console, but can if they wish.

The Koozali SME Server is the open source community side of the original e-smith server. SME Server consists of a modified Red Hat / CentOS Linux installation, together with a number of server applications as well as the server management web panel. Its strengths are its ease to use for anyone able to use a web interface, and its robustness, giving the ability to recover its initial state even after any upgrade.