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Entropy Linux, based on MX23-Minimal, is strange and experimental OS with built-in dedicated utility software and extensive AMD™ hardware support. It features a global dark theme, unique aesthetics and style. Created by single lead dev and his friends, Entropy's main point is to be both very approachable by people new to Linux, and still be attractive for it's main target audience: developers, admins and power-users. More of an proving ground for our software than a polished product...

DTOS is a GNU/Linux distro featuring Qtile, Emacs, dmscripts and more. It is distro that focuses heavily on educating the user to become a power user. This is not your neckbeard grandfather's distro.

Welcome Everyone... SL OS is a free replacement for Windows on the PC and OS X on the Mac. We believe in the power of open source and global collaboration. That means anyone can download, use, modify, and contribute to the code we've written to bring their ideas to life. The code is developed in the open, meaning it's available for review, scrutiny, and improvement by tens of thousands of developers all around the world. All before it hits your system.SL OS is an easy-to-use Indian...

The Securizant Linux Project aims to develop a linux distribution for the security-aware Linux power user. The focus will be to provide a small, core Linux distribution best suited for those who like to roll their own application software.

Gatt is a Gentoo related tool targeted at arch developers, arch testers and power users.

The GWO library is numerical calculation library for the diffraction integrals using a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit). If optics engineers and researchers have no knowledge of GPU, the GWO library provides them with the GPU calculation power easily.

To create an "Overclockers" Linux, which operates with both speed stability and power.

Perl Power Tools (aka the Unix Reconstruction Project) is an attempt to provide implementations of all core UNIX programs in perl. This allows greater portability between UNIXes, as well as non UNIX platforms.