BBQLinux

BBQLinux is a user-friendly Linux distribution made for Android developers.

It has everything on board to build AOSP or AOSP-based Distributions like CyanogenMod.
BBQLinux is based on Arch Linux and is using a Rolling Release Development Model which means it’s getting continually updated and upgraded.
It will never be necessary to re-install a later release of BBQLinux. BBQLinux is fully compatible with Arch Linux and is using the same package repos.

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GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)

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Operating Systems

BSD, Linux

Intended Audience

Advanced End Users, Developers, Testers

User Interface

Gnome, GTK+, Project is a user interface (UI) system, Qt

Programming Language

C, C++, Python

Related Categories

Python Operating Systems, Python Live CD Distro, C++ Operating Systems, C++ Live CD Distro, C Operating Systems, C Live CD Distro

Registered

2013-04-15

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