UEX Linux distribution tailored for university
One of the virtues of Linux is to have the opportunity to access the source code and modify it to suit our needs, as well as the ability to create our own versions of Linux (which is also increasingly easy). And making use of these rights, University of Extremadura has developed a Linux distribution tailored for college.
On behalf UEX Linux (no doubt the sea of original) and based on Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex, distribution integrates the vast majority of applications that require a university. They and we are aware that not every application that uses a university are in Linux, thus saving two facilities that could make the inclusion of Wine and VirtualBox series. It also includes OpenJDK as a Java virtual machine.
Among the applications that are included NetBeans, Eclipse, KDevelop, KLogic, Scilab, PHP, MySQL, Blender or Inkscape. In addition to OpenOffice, Firefox, K3B, Totem or Wine Vinegar.
No doubt a great way to put our computers to the university course, saving much time and money (especially money).
Link | UEX Linux 2009
