Linuxディストリビューション

A Debian/Ubuntu-based distribution built for the huge and fragmented world of ARM single-board computers beyond just Raspberry Pi, providing a consistent build system and board-specific kernels.

A retro-gaming-emulation distribution similar in mission to Lakka, built around the EmulationStation frontend instead of RetroArch's own menu, with broad single-board-computer and PC hardware support.

A simpler, more lightweight alternative to the Yocto Project for building custom embedded Linux systems, favored for smaller devices where Yocto's greater complexity and overhead aren't justified.

A highly optimized, minimal Debian-based distribution for single-board computers, offering a menu-driven tool to install and configure dozens of self-hosted services with minimal resource overhead.

A lightweight Linux distribution built entirely around RetroArch, turning a Raspberry Pi or similar small computer into a dedicated retro-game-emulation console.

A minimal embedded Linux distribution that exists to do exactly one thing: boot as fast as possible straight into the Kodi media center, turning a small computer or single-board computer into a dedicated home-theater device.

The dominant open-source firmware replacement for consumer routers, turning stock, feature-limited router hardware into a fully configurable Linux-based networking device.

The official, Raspberry Pi Foundation-maintained operating system for Raspberry Pi single-board computers, built on Debian and optimized specifically for that hardware family.

Canonical's minimal, security-hardened, IoT-focused edition of Ubuntu, built entirely around transactionally-updated Snap packages rather than traditional .deb packages.

A Linux Foundation-hosted build framework (not a distribution to install) for creating fully custom embedded Linux systems, used industry-wide across networking gear, automotive systems, and IoT devices.

A mobile-focused Linux distribution built on Alpine Linux, aiming to bring a real, mainline-Linux-kernel-based mobile OS to old Android phones and dedicated Linux phone hardware alike, with a '10 years of updates' mission.