JULinux is a new revolutionary Linux distribution. Because we install many Windows Programs on our customer's computers at their request and because we like some of the games out there for Windows we have decided to use Ubuntu 8.04 as a base. We have found that we are able to install any Linux game that we want as well as all Windows games that are able to be installed on Linux. Because of many complaints about the look of Linux not being like Windows we decided to give it a more familiar interface.

 So how did we make it all fit on a CD without getting rid of all the stuff that people want? Well we did it by putting "JULinux Extras" (Install Scripts) into the distribution that would install all that extra stuff after the install. When was the last time you were satisfied with a distribution that fit on a CD for gaming or anything else major that you know takes up a lot of disk space?

If you like you can compare JULinux to Microsoft's most recent products: Windows 7 , Windows Vista , Windows XP , And Macintosh / Apple: Apple Macintosh.

While you might not experience the problems seen in these videos right away most people encounter these problems every day after using these products for more than a year.

IBM says that their Linux Servers will not stop working until the "hardware" phisically breaks. How can they say this? Because Linux just keeps working.