SuperX For Linux

SuperX is a freely distributed and open source operating system based on the Debian GNU/Linux distribution and providing you with a highly modular and flexible, cloud-centric OS that focuses on bringing a hybrid of both Earth and Cloud.

You can download the SuperX distribution right now from Softpedia or from its official website as Live DVD ISO images of approximately 1.5GB in size each, supporting both 64-bit (amd64) and 32-bit (i386) hardware platforms.

The downloaded ISO images can be written on DVD discs or USB thumb drives of 2GB or higher capacity in order for the user to boot them from the BIOS of his or her computer. The boot menu allows you to start the live environment, test the RAM for errors, boot from the first disk, or check the disc for defects (only if using a DVD media).

As mentioned, KDE Plasma Workspaces and Application is the default and only desktop environment of this Linux distribution, providing you with a superb, modern and productive graphical desktop session that uses a single taskbar and full screen main menu.

Everything is super about SuperX, as it comes pre-loaded with a super-set of open source applications, among which we can mention GIMP image editor, Mozilla Thunderbird email and news client, LibreOffice office suite, Google Chrome web browser, Deluge torrent downloader, VLC Media Player, OpenShot video editor, Musique music player, Minitube YouTube player, and K3b CD/DVD burning software.

In concludions, SuperX is super fast, super easy-to-use and super free Debian-based operating system that can power desktops, laptops and netbooks. It includes every piece of software that you need and recognizes printers, cameras and MP3 players devices.