Linux

Remix OS is Android-based OS designed for computers with mouse and keyboard. The OS is mostly compatible with Android apps and it is possible to install Google Play store and other official Google Apps. Remix OS is compatible with standart x86 (BIOS only) and x64 (BIOS or UEFI) computers thanks to collaboration with Android-x86 project. Remix OS interface include features known from common desktop OSes (like apps in windows) and features like touch mapping tool for ability to use touch-based apps with stadart mouse/keyboard. The last version (3.0.207) was released in November 2016. Links: Remix OS homepage [archived], Archived discontinued product announcement

PartedMagic is Linux distribution with purpose being to partition hard drives. It includes disk partitioning and data recovery tools and it supports variety of filesystems including ext4, FAT32, NTFS, HFS+ and more. PartedMagic was distributed for free on official website, but in August 2013 the distribution became commercial and old versions are no longer hosted on official website. The last free version is from August 2013 and you can download it from our links. PartedMagic is still actively developed and the newest version can be purchased from official website partedmagic.com.

Elementary OS is Ubuntu-based linux distribution with custom desktop environment - Pantheon. One of the main benefits of this distribution is user interface, which is easy-to-use and aesthetically appealing. The project is actively developed, but old versions aren't available for download on official website.

Cub Linux is a Ubuntu-based linux distribution designed to mimic Chrome OS. Cub Linux does not use any components of Chrome OS or Chromium OS, but it uses variety of open source software (like Chromium web browser) to create a desktop that is similar to Chrome OS with full compatibility with web apps from Chrome web store. One of the main benefits of Cub linux is support for traditional desktop applications, which cannot be used in Chrome OS. The last known version (1.0RC) was released in January 2016.

SimpleLinux is a linux distribution created by a group of Malaysian developers. SimpleLinux was advertised as easily customizable and it was released in multiple editions. Four editions were available in 2011: Community Edition - desktop OS for daily usage Extended Edition - extended version of community edition with more software Mini Edition - lightweight version for older PCs Server Edition - for server usage The last known version (1.10.10) was released in September 2012.

DeLi(cate) linux is a fork of DeLi Linux 0.8. It is targeted at very old and low RAM computers. Minimum requirements are i386 CPU, 8MB of RAM for console or 14MB RAM for GUI and 280MB of free space. It is using Linux kernel 2.4 which may not work on new computers. The last known version(0.1 alpha5) is from July 2014.

Danix is Debian-based live linux distribution for PCs. It contains many desktop applications for Internet usage, data recovery, office work, education, photo editing, and more. Danix Live also supports storage modules, where you can store all changes. By using this technique the Live system become acting almost as normal installation, so all changes (settings, data, installation of more software) will be pernament. Older versions of Danix included only Czech language, but Danix 2006 and newer has multilanguage support. The last known version(Evolution 2) is from August 2007.

Feather Linux is a lightweight linux distribution based on Knoppix. You can boot Feather Linux from CD or USB and it is smaller than 128mb! Minimum requirements are: 486 or higher, 16MB RAM to run on the console, and 24MB RAM to run destop enviroment. The last version (0.7.5) was released in July 2005.

NimbleX is small linux distribution based on Slackware. It can be run from CD, USB or network enviroment and it features full desktop enviroment, that fits on ~200MB ISO image. It was also possible to generate custom ISO images via offcial page that included specific backgrounds, preinstalled packages and more. The last stable release (2008) was released in July 2008 and the last beta version(2010) was released in April 2010.

gOS (also known as Good OS) is easy-to-use linux distribution based on Ubuntu. This distribution was created by Good OS LLC. The main idea was to integrate web 2.0 applications into OS. gOS successfully integrated Google Apps and other web apps. The last known version (3.1) was released in January 2009.

DeLi Linux is a lightweight Linux Distribution for old computers. DeLi stands for "Desktop Light" and this distribution runs on runs even on 486 PCs! This distro can be used for desktop usabe - It includes email clients, graphical web browser, an office programs with word processor and spreadsheet, and so on. The last version (0.8) was released in May 2008.

GeeXboX is linux distribution providing media-center system for PCs. Version 2.0 and later uses popupar XBMC (later renamed to Kodi) software for media playback. One of the main benefits of GeeXboX is, that it don't require a harddrive, whole OS can be used from LiveCD or LiveUSB. The last known version (3.1) was released in November 2013.

Chromium OS is the Open-Source version of Chrome OS, which is special linux-based OS from Google. Chromium OS Vanilla was created by Liam McLoughlin (also known as Hexxeh). The last version (build 4028) was released in April 2013.

Chromixium is linux distribution based on Ubuntu linux designed to mimic the appearance and features of Chrome OS. The main desktop looks similiar to Chrome OS desktop, Chromixium also uses Chrome webbrowser. But it has also power of desktop linux, so you can easily install full desktop applications like LibreOffice or BitTorrent client. The last version of Chromixium (1.5) was released in July 2015 (i386 version) and in November 2015 (amd64 version), then the project was renamed to Cub Linux.

PCFluxboxOS is linux distribution based on PCLinuxOS with Fluxbox window manager. It is very lighweight distribution offered in two versions: TinyFlux 235MB ISO contains word processor (AbiWord), browser (Netscape 9), file manager, music player, image viewer/editor, dvd burning software The last version (1.0) was released in November 2007 LiveCD login details: guest/guest, root/root MidiFlux 340MB ISO it contains extra applications (compared to TinyFlux) like: Pidgin, Xchat, Pan, gFTP, TightVNC, Gnumeric, Aiksaurus, , GIMP, XSane, VLC ... The last version (0.6.1 beta) was released in September 2007 LiveCD login details: guest/guest, root/root