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NebiOS is an Ubuntu LTS-based Linux distribution with a custom desktop environment (NebiDE), built by one person. It combines a unique visual identity (Flat-Skeuomorphism), a widget-first desktop, and its own app format (.napp) into a cohesive platform — not just another reskin. Official mirror — use if the main site has download issues. Main site: https://nebios.org 📌 This mirror page is updated less frequently than the main site. For the latest information, visit...

Maginat is an independent Linux distribution built entirely from source following Linux From Scratch 12.4 (not based on Debian, Ubuntu, Arch or any other distro). It uses SysV init, the Xfce desktop and the 6.18 LTS kernel, and ships as a live ISO with a graphical installer so you can try it before installing. Apps are installed through Flatpak. A small built-in updater ("Aggiorna Maginat") downloads system updates from a cryptographically signed channel (Ed25519). The goal is a small,...

BioKids turns a Debian 13 computer into one a child aged 4 to 10 can use alone. The child taps their picture to sign in and gets a launcher of big tiles instead of a desktop; a ring shows the minutes left, and two voices, Zio and Sio, say when time is nearly up. The parent sets the rules from a panel on the same computer, or on their phone over their own Tailscale network: daily limits that changing the clock cannot fool, allowed hours, a local web filter, one-tap answers to requests for...

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...