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Nitrux, a Debian-Based Linux Distro With Modern Apps

posted by Rianne Schestowitz on Apr 20, 2025

Nitrux

Quoting: Nitrux, a Debian-Based Linux Distro With Modern Apps —

Nitrux is a Linux distribution that you probably haven’t heard of — which is a shame, because it’s an outstanding operating system with some unique features.

Developed by Uri Herrera and based on Debian, Nitrux was originally released in 2015 as a fork of ChromiumOS (the open source version of Google’s Chrome OS), but eventually evolved into becoming its own thing.

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