Other Educational Systems
We try to co-operate with other projects where possible. This page lists other educational GNU/Linux distributions that we know of.
Debian-Edu
Debian-Edu (also known as Skolelinux) is a free and open source software project founded in Norway, now supporting all languages present in Debian. Its name is a direct translation of "school linux" from Norwegian, skole derived from the Latin word schola.
- Project Website: http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu
Fedora Education Spin
A special selection of applications related to educational and scientific purposes based on the Fedora distribution.
- Project Website: http://spins.fedoraproject.org/edu/
Guadalinux-Edu
Guadalinex-Edu is a custom Ubuntu spin deployed in Spanish schools.
- Project Website: http://www.guadalinexedu.org
OpenSuse-Edu
The openSUSE Education project tries to support schools using openSUSE, create and describe additional software-packages for educational projects and create an live CD for the regular openSUSE distribution.
- Project Website: http://en.opensuse.org/Portal:Education
Qimo for Kids
Qimo4kids is a kid-friendly desktop environment built entirely with free software. Qimo comes pre-installed with educational games for kids; TuxPaint, eToys, GCompris, Tuxmath, and Tuxtyping.
- Project Website: http://www.qimo4kids.com/
Uberstudent
Uberstudent is another Ubuntu-based educational distribution which aims at secondary and higher education. There is also an edition that runs the lightweight LXDE desktop environment that is meant to fit on a single CD.
- Project Website: http://uberstudent.org
Screenshots
What's included in Edubuntu? Explore our screenshot tour to find out!
Download
Visit our download section to find out how you can get Edubuntu or Edubuntu components.






Meetings
WebLive
Ubuntu Women










