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'''C4C Ubuntu''' is a revision of the [[GNU/Linux]] [[operating system]] [[Ubuntu]].  It has been created by Computers4Christians to be a fast, efficient system with a wide assortment of [[Christian]] resources preinstalled, along with office and graphics software.  Since it uses the Xfce Desktop Environment, it runs well on older and less expensive hardware. Anyone with access to the Internet may download the C4C Ubuntu ISO file and make a bootable USB key or DVD with it. This allows users to run this Christian Linux distribution live and/or permanently install it. As with most Linux distros, C4C Ubuntu may also be used to test hardware and network connectivity, wipe the hard disk drive and/or rescue files from a computer that longer works properly.
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'''C4C Ubuntu''' is a [[Christian]] [[GNU/Linux]] distribution based on Xubuntu; [[Ubuntu]] using the Xfce Desktop Environment. This Ubuntu derivative is produced by Computers4Christians to lead unbelievers to an authentic relationship with Jesus Christ and to nurture believers in discipleship.  The C4C Ubuntu ISO file is free to download and easy to run live and/or install via bootable media (DVD, SD Card or USB key).
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This distribution is produced by Computers4Christians, which seeks to lead unbelievers to an authentic relationship with Jesus Christ and to nurture believers in discipleship.  
 
  
 
==Features/components==
 
==Features/components==
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The core operating system has not been significantly changed from Ubuntu, which means it offers the same speed and stability of Ubuntu.  The main difference between this system and the original is the software and resources packaged with it. These include:
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Since it uses the Xfce Desktop Environment, C4C Ubuntu runs well on older and less expensive hardware.  To ensure fast start up and the ability to use Mozilla extensions, a non-Snap version of Firefox is used.  But a "born again" version of Gnash snap plays the over 150 SWF files included.
 
===Accessories===
 
===Accessories===
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*Catfish
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*Catfish File Search
 
*OpenJDK Java 17
 
*OpenJDK Java 17
 
*p7zip
 
*p7zip
 
*pkexec
 
*pkexec
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*Snap
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*Screenshot
 
*Synaptic
 
*Synaptic
  
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===Internet===
 
===Internet===
 
*[[FileZilla]]
 
*[[FileZilla]]
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*[[Mozilla Firefox|Firefox]]
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*[[Mozilla Firefox|Firefox]] (non-snap)
 
*Gufw
 
*Gufw
 
*[[Mozilla Thunderbird|Thunderbird]]
 
*[[Mozilla Thunderbird|Thunderbird]]
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*Pidgin
 
  
 
===Multimedia===
 
===Multimedia===
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*Gnash
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*Gnash (snap)
 
*[[VLC]] media player
 
*[[VLC]] media player
  
 
===Office===
 
===Office===
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*Atril
 
*GnuCash
 
*GnuCash
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*LibreOffice
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*[[LibreOffice]]
  
 
===Christian===
 
===Christian===
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*Bible (KJV)
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*Bible
 
*Bible Desktop
 
*Bible Desktop
 
*Diatheke
 
*Diatheke
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==External links==
 
==External links==
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*[https://computers4christians.org/download/ Download C4C Ubuntu]
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*[https://computers4christians.org/download/ Download ISO]
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*[https://computers4christians.org/download/create-media/ Create Bootable Media]
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*[https://computers4christians.org/download/install-c4c-ubuntu/ Run Live or Install C4C Ubuntu]
  
 
[[Category:Linux]]
 
[[Category:Linux]]

Revision as of 02:51, August 19, 2022

C4C Ubuntu is a Christian GNU/Linux distribution based on Xubuntu; Ubuntu using the Xfce Desktop Environment. This Ubuntu derivative is produced by Computers4Christians to lead unbelievers to an authentic relationship with Jesus Christ and to nurture believers in discipleship. The C4C Ubuntu ISO file is free to download and easy to run live and/or install via bootable media (DVD, SD Card or USB key).

Features/components

Since it uses the Xfce Desktop Environment, C4C Ubuntu runs well on older and less expensive hardware. To ensure fast start up and the ability to use Mozilla extensions, a non-Snap version of Firefox is used. But a "born again" version of Gnash snap plays the over 150 SWF files included.

Accessories

  • Catfish File Search
  • OpenJDK Java 17
  • p7zip
  • pkexec
  • Screenshot
  • Synaptic

Graphics

Internet

Multimedia

  • Gnash (snap)
  • VLC media player

Office

Christian

  • Bible
  • Bible Desktop
  • Diatheke
  • Firefox is pre-packaged with hundreds of categorized Christian (and Linux) bookmarks.
  • FoxFilter is a pre-installed parental control extension for Firefox.
  • Verse (KJV)
  • Wide Margin (KJV)
  • Xiphos
  • Text of several bible translations (AKJV, ASV, BBE, ERV, KJV, NHEB and WEB)
  • Audio version of the complete WEB Bible translation
  • Backdrops/Wallpaper of God's creation in HD, Standard and Widescreen aspect ratios (150)
  • Bible commentaries (including Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary)
  • Bible devotionals (Day By Day By Grace and C. H. Spurgeon's Morning and Evening)
  • Bible dictionaries and concordances (including StrongsGreek and StrongsHebrew)
  • New Believer and Discipleship material[1]
  • Online Christian video collections, music video collections and YouTube channel launchers/shortcuts (37)
  • Over One Hundred (140) Christian Games[2]

References

  1. ↑ https://computers4christians.org/c4c/media/
  2. ↑ https://computers4christians.org/c4c/games/

External links

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