Nebi OS

Your Raspberry Pi isn't just hardware. It's possibility made tangible. NebiOS unlocks that possibility for everyone who dares to do more — turning everyday tasks into moments of brilliance, gaming sessions into epic victories, and creative visions into reality that moves the world.

Download:

• https://nebios.org/download/

• https://sourceforge.net/projects/nebios-official-mirror/

• https://nebios.org/

• https://diskimg.nebios.org/archive/3.0-rc1/nebios-3.0-rc1-preinstalled-arm64%2Braspi.img.xz

• https://diskimg.nebios.org/archive/3.0-rc2/nebios-3.0-rc2-preinstalled-arm64%2Braspi.img.xz

• https://diskimg.nebios.org/stable/3.0/nebios-3.0-preinstalled-arm64+raspi.img.xz

• https://diskimg.nebios.org/stable/3.0/nebios-kde-3.0-preinstalled-arm64%2Braspi.img.xz

• https://sourceforge.net/projects/nebios-official-mirror/files/stable/nebios-3.0-preinstalled-arm64%2Braspi.img.xz/download

• https://sourceforge.net/projects/nebios-official-mirror/files/stable/nebios-kde-3.0-preinstalled-arm64%2Braspi.img.xz/downlo

Source Forge

• https://sourceforge.net/projects/nebios-official-mirror/

XTC Linux Thin Client

xtc is a open source thin client software. You need a Raspberry Pi or a Ubuntu system to use xtc. Connect to all servers in your network and benefit from their power.

• xtc runs with Raspberry Pi 4, Pi 5. Easy configuration. Remote control with ssh or Xvnc.

• xtc knows the protocols VNC, RDP, ssh, X2Go, XDMCP. xtc use standard client software (xfreerdp, vncviewer, x2go, etc.). Use xtc in home office with OpenVPN or WireGuard. Connect a printer or webcam to Windows. Or use a web browser locally.

• Easy installation and configuration. The Raspberry Pi version is a complete runnable system.

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Download:

• https://vmfree.org/xtc/xtcen.html#downloads

• https://vmfree.org/xtc/downloads/xtc.zip

Source Forge:

• https://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxthinclientproject/

User Manual:

• https://vmfree.org/xtc/downloads/xtcdoc.zip

Linux Q83

LinuxQ83 Chopin is a fast, secure, and innovative Linux distribution designed for both developers and general users. Starting with version 12.11, LinuxQ83 Chopin introduces a new default shell written in Rust, chosen for its exceptional speed and memory safety. This transition marks a significant step toward enhancing system performance and reducing security vulnerabilities often present in traditional shells.

The Rust-based shell provides faster execution, lower resource consumption, and a more stable environment. Its modern design ensures intuitive scripting and an improved user experience, while remaining compatible with existing workflows.

By embracing Rust, LinuxQ83 Chopin prioritizes both security and efficiency, reinforcing its reputation as a forward-thinking distribution. This update reflects the project's commitment to staying at the forefront of Linux development, offering users a cutting-edge yet reliable operating system

Download:

• https://sourceforge.net/projects/linux-q83/files/arm64-RaspberryPi4/linux-q83-chopin-12.02-stable_USB-cinnamon_arm64.img.tar.xz/download

• https://sourceforge.net/projects/linux-q83/files/arm64-RaspberryPi4/linux-q83-chopin-12.04-stable_USB-cinnamon_arm64.img.tar.xz/download

• https://sourceforge.net/projects/linux-q83/files/arm64-RaspberryPi4/linux-q83-chopin-12.05-stable_USB-cinnamon_arm64.img.tar.xz/download

Source Forge:

• https://sourceforge.net/projects/linux-q83/

Shock OS

Shock OS includes special optimizations to take full advantage of the Raspberry Pi hardware. Full KMS drivers are included, as well as other under-the-hood tweaks to boost performance. You will have no problem using your Raspberry Pi as a daily desktop computer.

Shock OS is fast, stable, reliable, and has everything you'd expect in a desktop operating system - plus these amazing features:

• Extensive Theme Support

  • Shock OS comes with an advanced theme engine that supports a wide range of custom GTK themes, icon themes, Metacity themes, and more! Additionally, it can auto-detect dark themes and adjust the interface accordingly, and even includes support for LibAdwaita themes! With Shock OS, you can customize and theme your desktop to your liking.

• Slideshow Background Support

  • In addition to standard backgrounds, Shock OS includes support for shuffling through an image album to provide a beautiful slideshow background that will automatically change at a set interval.

• Screensavers

  • That's right, Shock OS brings back screensavers! With many fancy 3D screensavers to choose from, you'll find one that makes your lock screen look nice and spicy. If you're not a fan of screensavers, you can always use a blank screen.

• Panel and Desktop Icons

  • Through the 'Panel Layouts' and 'Desktop Icons' apps, you can manage which, or if, desktop icons are displayed, as well as choose a panel layout that fits your liking.

• Startup Sound

  • Shock OS lets you pick a custom startup sound, if the default thunder one is too shocking for you. 

• Shockware Center

  • The Shockware Center is a lightweight and speedy app store designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi. It's very reliable and user-friendly, and you'll find that browsing for, installing, and removing apps and games is a piece of cake.

• Web Apps

  • Run your favorite websites as if they were apps! Shock OS comes with a web app manager that makes accessing commonly-used websites easier and better integrated with your desktop.

• Parental Controls and Screen Time

  • Shock OS includes baked-in support for enabling screen time tracking and setting screen time limits on child profiles through the use of two apps: Parental Controls and Screen Time. The Parental Controls app allows adult users to enable/disable screen time tracking, and set daily screen time limits, for child users. Screen time limits can only be set for child profiles and will log them off when their daily allotted time has been reached. The Screen Time app allows adult users to opt-in to screen time tracking, and also allows any user to view the screen time usage of other users who have opted-in to the feature.

• • NOTE: Screen time limits work best on the Raspberry Pi 5, as it has a real-time clock. For older Pi models, an internet connection is required after each reboot for the system to correctly tell time and for the screen time features to work properly.

Download:

• https://sourceforge.net/projects/shock-os-download-mirror/files/Stable/9.0%20Issac/ShockOS9Issac32-bit.img.xz/download

• https://sourceforge.net/projects/shock-os-download-mirror/files/Stable/9.0%20Issac/ShockOS9Issac64-bit.img.xz/download

Source Forge:

• https://sourceforge.net/projects/shock-os-download-mirror/

GitHub:

• https://github.com/Shock-OS/Shock-OS