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Movies · via Internet Archive · 7/21/2026
Open movie by the Blender Foundation (Gooseberry Project), Creative Commons BY 4.0 licensed.
Software · via LinuxTracker · 7/21/2026
Distributed via LinuxTracker, the community-run BitTorrent tracker for Linux and open-source software.
1. Write the ISO to a USB drive with Rufus (Windows), balenaEtcher, or dd (Linux/macOS). 2. Boot from the USB drive. 3. Follow the graphical installer, or try the live desktop first without installing anything.
Movies · via Internet Archive · 7/21/2026
Open movie by the Blender Foundation (Durian Project), Creative Commons BY 3.0 licensed.
Movies · via Internet Archive · 7/21/2026
Open movie by the Orange Open Movie Project Studio, Creative Commons BY 3.0 licensed.
Movies · via Internet Archive · 7/21/2026
Open movie by the Blender Foundation (Mango Project), Creative Commons BY 3.0 licensed.
Movies · via Internet Archive · 7/21/2026
Open movie by the Blender Foundation, Creative Commons BY 3.0 licensed.
Software · via LinuxTracker · 7/21/2026
Distributed via LinuxTracker, the community-run BitTorrent tracker for Linux and open-source software.
1. Write the ISO to a USB drive with Rufus (Windows), balenaEtcher, or dd (Linux/macOS). 2. Boot from the USB drive. 3. Follow the graphical installer, or try the live desktop first without installing anything.
Free and open-source image editor, official current stable release.
1. The download is a Windows .exe installer. 2. Double-click it and follow the setup wizard. 3. Launch GIMP from the Start menu once installation finishes — no license key or account needed.
No older versions yet.
Free and open-source office suite, official current stable release.
1. The download is an .msi installer. 2. Double-click it and follow the setup wizard (accept the license, choose components, Install). 3. Administrator rights may be required. Launch Writer, Calc, Impress, etc. from the Start menu once installed.
No older versions yet.
Official Debian net-install ISO, current stable release.
1. Write the ISO to a USB drive with Rufus (Windows), balenaEtcher, or dd (Linux/macOS). 2. Boot from the USB drive. This is a "netinst" image, so it downloads most packages during setup — a working internet connection is required. 3. Follow the installer through partitioning, user setup, and desktop environment selection (or none, for a minimal server install).
No older versions yet.
Official Ubuntu LTS desktop ISO, current stable release.
1. Write the ISO to a USB drive with Rufus (Windows), balenaEtcher, or the built-in Startup Disk Creator (Ubuntu). 2. Boot from the USB drive and choose "Try or Install Ubuntu". 3. Follow the graphical installer to pick a disk, partition, and set up your account — you can also try it live first without installing anything.
No older versions yet.
Monthly Arch Linux installation image, released 2026-07-01.
1. Verify the download against the official PGP signature (recommended). 2. Write the ISO to a USB drive with Rufus (Windows), balenaEtcher, or dd (Linux/macOS) — don't just copy the file. 3. Boot from the USB drive and follow the official Arch Installation Guide (wiki.archlinux.org/title/Installation_guide). Arch has no graphical installer — you partition, mount, and install the base system manually.
No older versions yet.