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发信人: cycker (重新开始), 信区: Linux
标 题: Linux版本大全
发信站: 荔园晨风BBS站 (Fri Dec 13 16:36:50 2002), 转信
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http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/distributions/
Linux Distributions
These distributions are freely available for download and distribution
under the OpenSource copyleft and licensing restrictions. Please refer
to each package for copying and distribtuion restrictions. See
copyleft & licensing for overview explanation of OpenSource licensing.
For questions on installation, refer to: The Linux Installation HOWTO at
linuxdocs.org. For questions on an individual distribution, please
refer to that distributions' homepage.
To browse the linux distribution directory tree, please use: ftp:
//ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/distributions/.
NOTE: Several of our more popular Linux distributions are on their own
server, distro.ibiblio.org. If you are looking for a distribution and
can't find it on ibiblio.org's tree, please look in the same directory
on the distro machine. Alfalinux
AlfaLinux is a port of the Linux operating system to Compaq (was
Digital)'s Alpha CPU.
Distribution homepage
ALTlinux
Our ALT Linux Russian mirror comprises three large archives:
Sisyphus is the largest Russian Linux package repository, including
the latest versions of most popular packages.
Castle is one of few distributions to include RSBAC support.
Master includes TCB support.
Distribution homepage
Armed
The Armed Linux product is a full Linux operating system distribution
that has been customized to install on top of versions of Microsoft
Windows or any version of DOS. Armed Linux is meant for first time users
and people who need Linux as a secondary operating system
Distribution homepage
Arch Linux
Arch Linux is an i686-optimized linux distribution based on ideas from
CRUX. It is lightweight and contains the latest stable versions of
software. Packages are in .tar.gz format and are tracked by a package
manager that is designed to allow easy package upgrades. Arch is quite
streamlined compared to some other distributions. A default Arch install
leaves you with a solid base; from there, you can add packages to
create the custom installation you're looking for. Distribution homepage
ASPlinux
ASPlinux is RedHat based and offers Asian and European language support,
including Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Russian and others, both in the
command line mode and within the framework of the Xwindow system.
ASPLinux supports the standards of open systems and Internet protocols,
and can be installed with MS DOS, Windows95/98/NT, and Unix variations.
Distribution homepage
Baslinux
BasicLinux is a multipurpose mini-Linux that boots from HD, FD or
CD-ROM. The 2mb package provides the usual rescue/repair tools, but it
can also dial an ISP and browse the net, or act as a router/firewall.
BasicLinux uses a newbie-friendly shell and editor, and it would make
a good introductory Linux for a DOS dinosaur. Distribution homepage
beehive
Beehive Linux was created to provide a fast, simple, secure i686
optimized Linux distribution without all the cruft and clutter. The
objectives of Beehive Linux are security, stability, speed, and
simplicity. Distribution homepage
Blackcat
Russian/Ukrainian language distribution; a universal distribution good
for both Internet/Intranet server and a workstation or a home multimedia
system. Distribution homepage
BlueLinux
Blue Linux is a free operating system comprised of programs which are
specialized for use in the educational field. Distribution homepage
cLIeNUX
A client-only use version of Linux, using gcc and gforth; installs on
x86 PC's and PS/2's with a 386 or better and 4 meg of RAM. Hardrive
space required varies by install method, but 40 meg is probably the
minimum. There are also cLIeNUX utility-floppy images.
Distribution homepage
Caldera
OpenLinux is a Linux distribution targeted chiefly at a business
audience. Open Linux includes a linux installation, the K Desktop
Environment, a limited version of Partition Magic, and
office/internet/content creation tools.
Distribution homepage
Conectiva
Languages: Portugese, Spanish (English is in development) A Brazilian
Linux distribution aimed at beginning users and made specifically for
Latin America. Connectiva comes in both an e-server or desktop
configuration. Distribution homepage
Coyote
Coyote Linux is a single floppy distribution of Linux that is derived
from the Linux Router Project (LRP). Distribution homepage
Debian
Debian is kernel independent. It currently uses the Linux kernel but
work is in progress to provide Debian for other kernels, using Hurd.
It offers more than 2250 free software packages (based on GNU tools).
Distribution homepage
Dragonlinux
DragonLinux is a Slackware based distribution, streamlined to make it
easer for newcomers. Using loopfiles, it installs on a Windows or DOS
based system without the need for repartitioning. There is an
extremely active support group to welcome new users.
Distribution homepage
elxlinux
elxLinux offers easy installation, intuitive desktop, wizard driven
configurations, high security and virtually virus free, it is all set to
deliver best of the experience ever had by any PC user. The desktop
is so well appointed with ergonomic layout of applications and utilities
that it takes no time for a user to achieve maximum productivity level.
Users migrating from Windows will find Elx an absolute delight as Elx
retains both style and functionality of all goodies they left behind
in Windows like My computer, Network Neighbourhood, Control Panel, Set
up wizards etc. besides which it also provides tremendous amount of
control, liberty, reliability, power and maturity which are inherently
associated with LINUX.
Distribution homepage
DemoLinux
DemoLinux wants to make it possible for everyone to look at what Linux
can offer, and to make it possible for software publishers wanting to
show their Linux-based software to distribute a no hassle hands-off
bootable demo CD. Distribution homepage
Dualix
GNU Dualix is a mini-distribution of Linux . It is intended for use as a
portable network client, but includes much more than just network
programs - look below for a partial list. Note that it is not a rescue
system. Distribution homepage
E-Loop
E-Loop is a linux distribution on a bootable cd that mounts a serpent
encrypted filesystem on a windows partition. It also includes scripts to
encrypt personal files.
Engarde
A secure distribution of Linux that implements advanced security
techniques. It can be used as a Web, DNS, e-mail, database, e-commerce,
and general Internet server. Includes acomplete suite of e-business
services, intrusion alert capabilities, improved authentication and
access control utilizing strong cryptography, and complete SSL secure
web-based administration capabilities.
Distribution homepage
Esware
A Linux distribution developed in Spain and oriented toward
Spanish-speaking users. Installation, command lines, documentation and
user's manual are all in Spanish (Castellano). Distribution homepage
Finnix
Finnix is a self-contained, bootable Linux CD distribution, based on Red
Hat Linux. Finnix was created as a system maintenance distribution. You
can mount hard drives, set up network devices, repair filesystems,
and pretty much do anything you can do with a regular distribution.
Distribution homepage
Frazierwall
FrazierWall Linux is a single floppy distribution of a NAT firewall that
is based on the Linux Router Project. It is designed for use with
Ethernet based internet connections (such as cable modems or xDSL
lines). FrazierWall allows you to share a connection with several
other computers on a LAN. The FrazierWall is remotely manageable via
telnet and with a web browser. Distribution homepage
Gentoo
Gentoo Linux is a versatile and fast, completely free x86-based Linux
distribution geared towards developers and network professionals. Unlike
other distros, Gentoo Linux has an advanced package management system
called Portage. Portage is a true ports system in the tradition of BSD
ports, but is Python-based and sports a number of advanced features
including dependencies, fine-grained package management, "fake"
(OpenBSD-style) installs, safe unmerging, system profiles, virtual
packages, config file management, and more. Distribution homepage
Gibraltar
Gibraltar, a Debian GNU/Linux based firewall distribution, available for
download. This Gibraltar does not need to be installed on a harddisk
but can be run directly from the bootable, live CD-ROM. All software
packages written for Gibraltar, including the shell scripts for booting,
maintaining and administering it, can be distributed under the terms of
the GNU general public license. The complete, bootable ISO images of
Gibraltar can be used freely but commercial distribution is restricted.
Distribution homepage
Giotto
Giotto is a floppy Linux: a bootable floppy disk that comes with the
necessary parts of the Linux operation system. It can be installed
also on a harddisk and runs completely out of the system's RAM,
generally no hard disks are required. Distribution homepage
Immunix
"Immunix" is a family of tools designed to enhance system integrity by
hardening system components and platforms against security attacks.
Immunix works by hardening existing software components and platforms so
that attempts to exploit security vulnerabilities will fail safe, i.e.
the compromised process halts instead of giving control to the
attacker, and then is restarted.
Distribution homepage
JBLinux
JBLinux is a Linux distribution designed primarily for security and
performance, as well as aiming to provide the end-user with up-to-date
high quality software. All packages are optimized for Pentium-class
CPUs.
Distribution homepage
K12LTSP
K12Linux is a group of educators using Linux in schools.LTSP is the
Linux Terminal Server Project. K12LTSP lets you boot diskless
workstations from the server. The LTSP is all about running thin
client computers in a GNU/Linux environment. You can use old PC's as
diskless clients or buy new ones inexpensively.
Distribution homepage
Knoppix
KNOPPIX is a bootable CD with a collection of GNU/Linux software,
automatic hardware detection, and support for many graphics cards, sound
cards, SCSI and USB devices and other peripherals. KNOPPIX can be
used as a Linux demo, educational CD, rescue system, or adapted and used
as a platform for commercial software product demos.
Distribution homepage
Libranet
Linux software with an enhanced desktop setup and configuration;
includes window managers, word processing, spreadsheets, image
processing/viewing, video and sound software and a selection of games,
utilities and productivity tools. Also included is a variety of internet
tools. Distribution homepage
Linux-ppc
Linux operating system for PowerPC computers;also runs on Apple
Network Server, the BeBox, and a variety of IBM and Motorola
PowerPC-based.
Distribution homepage
Linux-router
A networking-centric micro-distribution of Linux. LRP is small enough to
fit on a single 1.44MB floppy disk, and makes building and
maintaining routers, access servers, thin servers, thin clients, network
appliances, and typically embedded systems next to trivial.
Distribution homepage
Linux via RPM
Linux via RPM (LvR) is a source-based RPM distribution loosely based
on Linux From Scratch. All source packages are defined and build using
XML'ized RPM spec files, making for a powerfull, flexible distribution
with a de-facto standard packaging manager.
Distribution homepage
LNX-BBC
The LNX-BBC is a GPLed, GNU/Linux, mini-distribution aimed at PC based
system rescue. In other words, it is a bootable operating system
distributed on a mini CD-ROM.
Distribution homepage
Looplinux
A small Linux distribution that can be installed and run from a
Dos/Win95/98 system without repartitioning.
Distribution homepage
LRs-Linux
LRs-Linux is a Source-Distribution based on the LFS System. LRs-Linux is
compiled completely from source code but does not need for this a
host operating system.
Distribution homepage
Magnux Linux
Magnux Linux is a complete operating system built above the Linux
kernel. It was entirely built from scratch and was not based on any
other existing distribution. The main goal of this project is to build a
clean, simple and secure Unix-like system well suited for server
machines (though many users use it on their desktops). Magnux Linux is
also designed with strict conformance with upcoming Linux standards
(like FHS and the LSB) in mind. Distribution homepage
Mandrake
Linux-Mandrake is a complete pre-configured graphical Linux operating
system which comes with KDE, Gnome, Window Maker, Enlightenment and
other graphical interfaces. It provides ease of use for both home/office
and servers. Distribution homepage
Matrix
Matrix Unix; a fully featured UNIX(r) environment with refrences to BSD,
Linux, and Soalris. MU is aimed run on i686/PPRO, ia64. and
UltraSparc processors.
MaxOS
Built around the GNU Linux kernel, X-Windows and the KDE Desktop,
MaxOS features an easy installation utility, numerous applications and
utilities. Currently optimized to run on Pentium PC's, but future
developments include systems for other platforms.
Distribution homepage
MCC
An early version of linux. Mcc was one of the first-ever distributions.
Monkey Linux
Czech language mini-linux. Monkey Linux can be extracted to the DOS
filesystem (to the FAT32 too). This is complete small ELF distribution
on 5 diskettes. Distribution homepage
NFSRoot-Linux
Using this system we get a light, usable linux console on our machine.
On local hard-drive [or optionally floppy disk] it takes only about 400k
[kernel and loadlin], while all the root is on an nfs server.
Peanut linux
Full Linux GUI distribution, that ships 99.9% software pre-configured
with KDE-Desktop/WM, Netscape, HTTP/FTP/Telnet daemons, 5 X Games, KLicq
Client, Igloo-Client, TKDesk, Packages include Quake3-Test(requires
3Dfx Video Card) Perl5 5.6.0, GVim 2.6, PCMCIA, PPP, ISDN, Cable modem
support. Distribution homepage
Peewee linux
A Linux distribution for embedded applications and single floppy
systems. Features an ncurses graphical configuration utility.
Distribution homepage
progeny
Progeny is an an enhanced version of the Debian distribution.
Distribution homepage
pygmy
Pygmy Linux is small distribution of the Linux operating system, based
on Slackware 7.1. Pygmy use UMSDOS filesystem, it allows an user to
install a fully functional operating system, that co-exists peacefully
with DOS/Win9x on the same partition. Pygmy is internet ready, it
supports connection via modem and network card. Distribution homepage
RedHat linux
User friendly linux distribution. Configurations are compatible for home
or business users, or for server use. Redhat is notable both its for
technical contributions to Linux architecture (such as the Red Hat
Package Manager) and the fact that these additions are made available
for anyone to use, modify, and distribute under the GNU General Public
License.
Distribution homepage
Redmond linux
Distribution created by the folks from DeepLinux and Redmond linux.
Distribution homepage
Relaxlinux
Relax Linux is a free linux distribution targeted towards desktop users.
It has compiler tools and glibc2.1, you can install to a dos loop image
(safer for you windows users) or to a seperate ext2 partition. It's
easy to install and the whole thing fully installed is less than 350
megs.
Distribution homepage
ScrudgeWare
ScrudgeWare is being designed with several goals in mind. First and
foremost is to be built 100% from GPL(or other freely licensed) software
. Second, NO BLOAT, many modern Linux distributions come with every
software package known to man, this is not the Scrudgeware approach.
Scrudgeware will try to build a simple ("bare bones") system on which
the user can add any software they choose..
Distribution homepage
Slackware
Slackware has offered a stable and secure Linux distribution for UNIX
veterans as well as an easy-to-use system for beginners. Slackware
configurations are applicable for either server or workstation.
Distribution homepage
Small-linux
Small Linux is a distribution which fits on a floppy and can boot in
less than 2 megs of RAM. It is intended for users who need a Linux
Kernel that meets small memory requirements. Small Linux has been used
(console based) on a 386 laptop with 2 meg of ram and a 40 meg
harddrive.
Distribution homepage
Smoothwall
SmoothWall is a specialised version of the popular Linux operating
system that has been carefully designed, secured, and optimised in order
to provide a network with all the functionality of a secure router
and firewall at a fraction of the normal cost of doing so. SmoothWall
turns an everyday PC (typically an older system that has since become
outdated and unable to cope with the demands of today’s modern
software) into a dedicated firewall that will protect a private
network of computers from the dangers that are posed by connecting it to
the Internet.
Distribution homepage
SoL
SoL is short for Server optimized Linux and is a Linux distribution
completely independent from other Linux-distributions. It was built from
the original src-packages and is optimized for heavy-duty server work.
It contains all common server applications.
Distribution homepage
Sorcerer
Sorcerer is a distribution for advanced systems administration with both
command line and menu driven package mangement programs.
Distribution homepage
Sourcemage
Sourcemage is a source-based GNU/Linux distribution based on a Sorcery
metaphor of "casting" and "dispelling" programs, which we refer to as
"spells".
Distribution Homepage
Spinix
GNU/Linux distribution
Distribution homepage
Stormbringer
Stormbringer Linux integrates useability with security, bringing end
users the utmost in operating system stability while increasing the
security of the system overall.
Distribution homepage
SuSe
European linux distribution; comes bundled with productivity and
internet applications.
Distribution homepage , English language version homepage
Trinux
Trinux is a portable Linux distribution that boots from a single
floppy disk, loads it packages from a FAT/Ext2 partition, floppy disks,
or HTTP/FTP servers, and runs entirely in RAM.
distribution homepage
Trustix
Trustix designed for the server share of the PC market. The emphasis
is on creating a fully secure server. This distribution contains only
the packages needed for a server.
Distribution homepage
Ultrapenguin
UltraPenguin is a Linux distribution designed for the Sun SPARC
architecture.
Vectorlinux
A base system to build a Linux system based on each individuals' needs
and wants in an operating system.
Winlinux
WinLinux is a complete Linux system that installs directly to your
Windows 95 or 98 just like any other application. WinLinux 2000 setup
and configuration software automatically detects and configures most
of your hardware devices. You can boot Linux as easily as starting any
Windows application and share free hard disk space between Windows and
Linux.
Distribution homepage
Yellowdog
Linux distributions for Apple and IBM RS/6000 computers. YDL is built
upon the "monolithic kernel" and is RPM-based. Yellow Dog Linux Champion
Server, is geared toward a wide range of network applications such as
ISPs, corporate intra/extranets, web and network servers. A single
user version of yellowdog is under development.
Distribution homepage
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