IprediaOS Live Desktop For Linux

IprediaOS Live Desktop is a the first of two operating systems designed with Internet anonymity in mind. This edition is built around the GNOME desktop environment and includes a wide range of GNOME-specific applications. The OS is derived from the popular Fedora Linux distribution.

While the distribution is available only as a 32-bit Live CD ISO image, it will run well on both 32-bit (i686) and 64-bit (x86_64) hardware platforms. It’s a multilingual operating system distributed with separate Live ISOs for the English, German, French, Russian and Swedish languages.

As mentioned, the distro is based on Fedora Linux. It borrows its boot screen, which allows you to start the live system with default boot options. It is also possible to run a memory test, boot from local drive, and start the live session in safe graphics mode by accessing the Troubleshooting section.

GNOME is used as the default and only graphical desktop environment for this operating system, providing users with a pure GNOME Shell desktop experience. No extra extensions or tweaks have been applied to it.

Wireshark network scanner, XChat IRC client, Sound Juicer Audio-CD ripper and encoder, Totem movie player, Orca screen reader and magnifier, Gedit text editor, Evolution email and calendar client, Mozilla Firefox web browser, Deja Dup backup tool. It uses I2P to protect your anonymity online.

Summing up, IprediaOS Live Desktop is a pretty standard “Fedora with GNOME” distribution of Linux, except for the fact that it includes less applications, but implements support for the I2P anonymous peer-to-peer (P2P) distributed communication layer, which is used to keep your anonymity online when surfing the Internet.