[Hu3c0]

FREE LINUX FOR THE HACKCOMMUNITY

http://linuxfreedom.com/Distros/

:Heart::Heart:

[Ligeti]

Good list, thanks for sharing

[Exploits]

LOL linux is always free dude

[Hu3c0]

Yeah...! but i share the url with all distro Lady or whatever you are,Hug:Heart:

[chmod]

Not trying to upset snyone but that is not even close to all the distros (there are 100's or even 1000's) not a bad resource though as there are someof the most popular one there as well as some really obscure offerings lol Ubuntu Christian edition anyone?

[GeTaClue]

Been to the site before, good information, but some of the download links don't work.

[unnamed]

Not trying to upset snyone but that is not even close to all the distros (there are 100's or even 1000's) not a bad resource though as there are someof the most popular one there as well as some really obscure offerings lol Ubuntu Christian edition anyone?

And I actually don't trust the downloads.I think it's better to just go on Distrowatch(or if anyone has a better website to offer) and browrse the distros there.

[Hu3c0]

Okay this is so, all opinions are respectable, I only show the site and each one is free to do what you want.

[The Real Slim Shady]

And I actually don't trust the downloads.I think it's better to just go on Distrowatch(or if anyone has a better website to offer) and browrse the distros there.

Well, you can rather easily compare the md5 checksum from the original provider to see if the distro has been modified in any way

but these are free operating systems. I dont get why you wouldnt just download them from the source. A comparison page is alright... even a link to the distro download page is alright. But considering how many distros there are its gotta be hell insuring that every download is offering the latest versions. Not to mention that the distro pages usually offer regional mirrors so you can choose a faster download option.