Linux-Distributionen

An Ubuntu-based distribution bundling a full stack of open-source Computer-Aided Engineering software -- CAD, FEA/CFD simulation, and CNC/3D-printing tools -- for engineers, makers, and students.

A Debian-based 'pure blend' built specifically for whole-school deployment -- a pre-configured server/client network setup with education software, originating from a Norwegian schools project.

An official Ubuntu flavor bundling a curated set of educational software for classroom and homeschool use on top of Ubuntu's standard desktop base.

A live distribution pre-loaded with a comprehensive collection of open-source geospatial software -- GIS, remote sensing, and mapping tools -- maintained by the Open Source Geospatial Foundation.

A specialized distribution for building and managing high-performance computing (HPC) clusters, developed since 2000 by the San Diego Supercomputer Center to make cluster deployment dramatically simpler.

A Fedora-based distribution built to run the Sugar learning platform from a USB stick, designed by Sugar Labs (spun out of the One Laptop Per Child project) for child-centered education.