Nexradix For Linux

Nexradix is an open source Linux kernel-based operating system designed from the ground up to be stable, reliable, secure and versatile. It’s a desktop-oriented distribution based on Ubuntu and designed to provide users with a feature-rich and powerful computing environment.

The distribution is available for download as two Live DVD ISO images, one for 32-bit hardware platform and another one that can be used on modern computers supporting the 64-bit instruction set architecture.

You must burn the ISO image corresponding to your computer’s hardware architecture onto a DVD disc or write it on a USB thumb drive of 4GB or higher capacity in order to be bootable from a BIOS.

Being based on Ubuntu, the Nexradix operating system features a Live DVD boot menu that allows users to try the distribution without changing their computers, start the installer directly, run a memory test, boot the local drive or check the integrity of the DVD disc.

The minimum system requirements for running the Nexradix Linux operating system include a Pentium III at 700 Mhz or better CPU, at least 384MB of RAM for the 32-bit edition or 512MB of RAM for the 64-bit flavor, and at least 6GB of free disk space.

Nexradix’s default and only graphical session is built around the GNOME Classic desktop environment, which uses a two-panel layout that is easy to use. While the top panel includes the main menu and acts more like an application launcher, the bottom panel is designed to be used as a taskbar and virtual desktop switcher.

Nexradix’s best feature is its software selection, which contains a plethora of open source applications, among which we can mention GIMP, Inkscape, Dia, gThumb, Deluge, FileZilla, Iceweasel, Icedove, Pidgin, Remmina, Scribus and LibreOffice.