Vitalinux
VerifiedVitalinux is a Linux distribution developed by the government of the Spanish autonomous community of Aragon and designed for educational centres. It is based on Xubuntu and uses the Xfce desktop environment. The distribution includes a custom-built client called Migasfree, an open-source software management utility used for installing and updating local software from a remote Migasfree server. Vitalinux is designed to be relatively lightweight and is optimised for ease of installation and use.
DesktopXfce
CategoryDesktop, Education, Live Medium
Based onUbuntu (LTS)
OriginSpain
Architecturex86_64
Package managerDEB, Flatpak
Init systemsystemd
FilesystemBtrfs, ext4, JFS, ReiserFS XFS
Office suiteLibreOffice
Release modelFixed
StatusActive
InstallationUbiquity
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