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'''Unity Linux''' is a free, open source [[Linux]] [[operating system]].  This system is still in early stages of development--only a "Pre-Alpha" version is available at this point at time.<ref>http://unitylinux.com/isos</ref>  The idea behind Unity Linux is for it to be a base on which other customized Linux systems may be made.<ref>http://unitylinux.com/index.php?id=about</ref>
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'''Unity Linux''' is a free, open source [[Linux]] [[operating system]], based on Mandriva.  It was discontinued in 2019, at which point it was still in early stages of development; only a "Pre-Alpha" version was made available.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20161020012943/http://unitylinux.com/isos/</ref>  The idea behind Unity Linux was for it to be a base on which other customized Linux systems could be made.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20190113015419/http://unitylinux.com/index.php?id=about</ref>
  
 
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[http://unitylinux.com Unity Linux Home]
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* Former Homepage: unitylinux.com (bought out)
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* [https://tech.archnet.us/Unity-Linux/pub/ Official Unity Linux mirror 1 - ARCHNET]
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* [http://ftp.knoppix.nl/os/Linux/distr/unity/ Official Unity Linux mirror 2 - Knoppix]
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* [http://kambing.ui.ac.id/unitylinux/ Official Unity Linux mirror 3 - kambing]
  
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Latest revision as of 00:28, January 4, 2021

Unity Linux is a free, open source Linux operating system, based on Mandriva. It was discontinued in 2019, at which point it was still in early stages of development; only a "Pre-Alpha" version was made available.[1] The idea behind Unity Linux was for it to be a base on which other customized Linux systems could be made.[2]

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