Fedora (operating System) - Derivatives

Derivatives

See also List of Fedora-based Linux distributions

• Notable Fedora Derivative Linux Distributions:

• Berry Linux – a medium-sized Fedora based distribution that provides support for Japanese and English.
• BLAG Linux and GNU – a stripped down 1-CD Fedora with Debian's APT system.
• Fuduntu – Optimized for netbooks, development headed by Jupiter creator Fewt.
• Fusion Linux — remix with full multimedia support and some influence from Linux Mint
• Hanthana Linux – from Sri Lanka
• Linpus – made by Taiwanese company Linpus Technologies for the Asian market.
• MythDora – based around MythTV's media center capabilities.
• Ojuba Linux – an Arabic Linux distribution.
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux – enterprise Linux offering from Red Hat, which branches from the current Fedora baseline.
• Omega Linux – remix with full multimedia support
• Russian Fedora Remix – version of Fedora, adapted for Russia. Contains proprietary drivers and software.
• PLS Linux – high client-server-performance version issued by the Government of Venezuela.
• Xange – (formerly Simplis and Vixta) is an easy-to-use, Fedora-based desktop Linux distribution featuring the KDE desktop.
• Moblin – a distribution mainly for MIDs, netbooks and embedded devices.

• Not active (no release for over 12 months):

• Aurora SPARC Linux – for the SPARC platform.
• Linux XP – a commercial Linux distribution aimed at replacing Windows XP as a home-use desktop operating system.
• Yellow Dog Linux – for the PowerPC platform.