ENux is a Debian-based Linux distribution with Bedrock Linux integrated.
This configuration allows you to use multiple mainstream Linux package managers on a single system. Uses 12 package managers so you can download anything from everywhere
- dpkg / apt (Debian).
- apk (Alpine).
- xbps (Void).
- dnf / rpm (Fedora / Red Hat) (New).
- zypper (openSUSE).
- emerge / portrage (Gentoo).
- pacman (Arch).
- enux (Package Manager Manager).
- nix (NixOS).
Key Features
- Debian base for stability and reliability.
- Bedrock Linux pre-installed.
- Access to multiple package managers on one system.
- Unified enux tool for simplified package management.
- A nice ENux Welcome CLI program.
- Lightweight XFCE desktop for performance.
- Clean, minimal, and beginner-friendly setup.
- Linux 7.0-rc2-enux-enux kernel, ensuring you got the latest bleeding edge hardware and firmware support.
is a Debian-based distribution with Bedrock Linux on top.
| Working state: | Active |
| Desktop: | Xfce |
| Init Software: | systemd |
| Package Management: | pmm |
| Release Model: | Fixed |
| Platforms: | x86_64 |
| Home Page: | github.com/ENux-Distro/ENux |
| Developer: | ENux |
| This article is part of our Big List of Active Linux Distributions. |
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