Directory of Derivatives Resources

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Distributions that are based on or split from Debian GNU/Linux.

Subcategories

• Knoppix
• Libranet
• Mepis
• Ubuntu

Resources in This Category

• Corel Linux Second Edition

  http://geodsoft.com/opinion/CorelLinuxReview.htm
  Review of Debian-based Corel distribution. [GeodSoft]

• Debian-Med

  http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-med/
  A project to customise the distribution for the needs of medical practice and research.

• DoudouLinux

  http://www.doudoulinux.org/
  Designed for children aged 2 to 10. Aims to make their computer use easy and pleasant. Available as autorun CDROM and USB, it does not need installing and can be run on any computer.

• Embedded Debian Project

  http://www.emdebian.org/
  The goal of this project is to make Debian GNU/Linux a natural choice for embedded Linux.

• Euronode.com : Build your Linux on Demand

  http://euronode.com/
  Creates a customised Linux distribution as an ISO image.

• Gibraltar

  http://www.gibraltar.at/
  Debian-based router/firewall distribution, fully workable from a bootable, live CD-ROM. Log files can be stored on a hard disk, and configuration data is stored on a floppy disk and kept on a RAM disk during run-time. It runs directly from the CD-ROM, so no installation is necessary.

• gNewSense

  http://www.gnewsense.org/
  A fully free GNU/Linux distribution based on Debian and Ubuntu (without all non-free binary blobs). Wiki, bugtracker, documentation and download.

• Q4OS

  http://www.q4os.org/
  Designed to offer a classic style user interface with the Trinity Desktop Environment. Website includes an e-shop with preinstalled hardware.

• SparkyLinux

  http://sparkylinux.org/
  Based on Debian testing, follows the rolling release model and aims to be lightweight and simple. Offers various desktops like CDE, KDE, MATE, Trinity and XFCE amongst others.

 

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