Dynebolic is a 100% Free Software Operating System for multimedia production, recommended by the Free Software Foundation. It is a live ISO that can run from a CD or Drive, without the need to install. It is based on Devuan.
Dynebolic is designed to run on computers with extremely low ressources (dynebolic III was benchmarked at Pentium2 processors with 256MB RAM). It can even run in ram: not even a harddisk is required.
Dynebolic “introduces a new user experience organized as different journeys into creativity, that we call workflows. Our desktop adopts KDE 5 Plasma and its “Activities” to provide pre-sets for five specific workflows: Streaming, Audio, Video, Graphics, Publishing. Each activity is easily reached from the desktop panel or via keyboard shortcuts and offers everything needed for each workflow, while excluding the noise of other workflows, without compromising on access. If you are working for example in the Graphic workflow, nothing is stopping you from starting an app that pertains to, say, the Video workflow. Activities are easily customizable by the user in the system settings.”
Working state: | Active |
Desktop: | KDE Plasma |
Init Software: | SysV |
Package Management: | - |
Release Model: | Fixed |
Platforms: | x86_64 |
Home Page: | dyne.org/dynebolic |
Developer: | Dyne |
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