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Technical variations of Linux distributions include support for different hardware devices and systems or software package configurations. Organizational differences may be motivated by historical reasons. Other criteria include security, including how quickly security upgrades are available; ease of package management; and number of packages available.

These tables compare notable distribution's latest stable release on wide-ranging objective criteria. It does not cover each operating system's subjective merits, branches marked as unstable or beta, nor compare Linux distributions with other operating systems.

General

The table below shows general information about the distributions: founder or producer, maintainer, release date, the latest version, etc.

Linux distributions endorsed by the Free Software Foundation are marked 100% Free under the System distribution commitment column.

Distribution	Founder	Maintainer	Initial release year	Current stable version	Security updates (years)	Release date	System distribution commitment	Forked from	Target audience	Cost	Status
AlmaLinux	AlmaLinux OS Foundation	AlmaLinux OS Foundation	2021	9.5	10 years	2024-11-18	X	Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)	general	None	Active
Alpine Linux	Alpine Linux Team	Alpine Linux Team	2006	3.21.0	?	2024-12-05	X	LEAF Project	security, lightweight, general	None	Active
ALT Linux	ALT Linux Team	ALT Linux Team, ALT Linux LLC	2001	10.3	?	2024-05-13	X	Mandrake Linux	general, school	None	Active
antiX	Anticapitalista	Anticapitalista	2007	23.2	?	2024-10-06	X	Debian, MEPIS	old computers	None	Active
ArchBang	Willensky Aristide	Stan McLaren	2011	Rolling	Rolling	Rolling	X	Arch Linux (UKM Edition)	general	None	Active
Arch Linux	Judd Vinet	dev team	2002	Rolling	Rolling	Rolling	X	Independent, inspired from CRUX	general	None	Active
BLAG	Brixton Linux Action Group	Brixton Linux Action Group	2002		?		100% Free: GNU FSDG	Fedora	desktop	None	Inactive
Bodhi Linux	Bodhi Linux Team	Bodhi Linux Team	2011	7.0.0	?	2023-08-21	X	Debian, Ubuntu	desktop, lightweight	None	Active
Canaima	CANTV / CNTI / CENTIDEL / Edelca / VIT / FUNDACITE / Free software community	CANTV / CNTI / CENTIDEL / Edelca / VIT / FUNDACITE / Free software community	2007	7.3	?	2023-12-11	X	Debian, Ubuntu	Government of Venezuela	None	Active
CentOS	CentOS Project	CentOS Project	2003	9	10 years	2021-12-03	X	Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)	server, workstation	None	Inactive
CentOS Stream	CentOS Project	CentOS Project	2019	9	5 years	2021-12-03	X	Upstream of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)	server, workstation	None	Active
Chakra	Jan Mette and Arch Linux KDEmod developers	The Chakra Project Team	2010	Rolling	Rolling	2017.10	X	Arch Linux	desktop	None	Inactive
Chimera Linux	q66	Chimera Linux team	2021	Rolling	Rolling	Rolling	X	Independent	general	None	Active
ChromeOS	Sundar Pichai	Google	2011	131.0.6778.96	Rolling	2024-12-11	X	Gentoo Linux	web applications	None	Active
Clear Linux OS	Arjan van de Ven	Intel	2015	Rolling	Rolling	Rolling	X	Independent	container, server, desktop	None	Active
ClearOS	Peter Baldwin	ClearFoundation	2000	7.8	?	2020-06-23	X	RHEL, CentOS	server, gateway, network	Some editions are free of charge	Active
CrunchBang Linux	Philip Newborough	Philip Newborough	2008		?		X	Debian	desktop	None	Inactive
Damn Small Linux	John Andrews	dev team	2003	4.4.10	?	2008-11-18	X	Debian, Knoppix	lightweight, portable	None	Inactive
Debian	Ian Murdock	Debian Project	1993	12.8	~5 years, 10 years Freexian ELTS(paid)	2024-11-09	Debian Social Contract and DFSG (main was 100% free, till 2022, non-free packages were optional)	Independent, inspired by Softlanding Linux System (SLS)	general, server, desktop	None	Active
Debian Edu		Debian Project	2004	12.8	~3 years	2024-11-09	Debian Social Contract and DFSG	Debian	schools	None	Active
Devuan	The "Veteran Unix Admins" (VUA)	The "Veteran Unix Admins" (VUA)	2016	5.0.0	?	2023-08-15	X	Debian	general	None	Active
Deepin	Wuhan Deepin Technology Co., Ltd.	Wuhan Deepin Technology Co., Ltd.	2004	23.0	?	2024-08-15	X	Debian	general	None	Active
Dragora GNU/Linux-Libre	Matias A. Fonzo	Matias A. Fonzo	2009	3.0-beta2	?	2023-04-26	100% Free: GNU FSDG	Independent, inspired from Slackware	general	None	Active
dyne:bolic	Jaromil	Jaromilx	2005	3.0.0	?	2011-09-08	100% Free: GNU FSDG	Debian	multimedia	None	Inactive
Elementary OS	Danielle Foré	elementary LLC	2011	8.0	?	2024-11-26	X	Ubuntu, Debian	general	None	Active
ELinOS	SYSGO	SYSGO	1999	7.1	?	2022-04	X	Independent	embedded systems	Partial	Active
Emdebian Grip	Embedded Debian Project	Embedded Debian Project	2009	3.1	End-of-life	2023-06-15	X	Debian	embedded systems	None	Inactive
EndeavourOS	Bryan Poerwoatmodjo	EndeavourOS	2019	Rolling	?	2022-09-14	X	Arch Linux	general	None	Active
Fedora Linux	Fedora Project	Fedora Project	2003	41	1 year + 1 month	2024-10-29	Fedora Licensing Guidelines	Red Hat Linux	general	None	Active
Freespire	Lindows.com, Inc.	PC/OpenSystems LLC	2001	10	?	2023-12-07	X	?	desktop	None	Active
Gentoo Linux	Daniel Robbins	Gentoo Foundation, Inc.	2002	Rolling	Rolling	Rolling	Gentoo Social Contract	Enoch Linux	general	None	Active
Guix System	Ludovic Courtès	Ludovic Courtès, Ricardo Wurmus, the Guix community	2012	1.4.0	Rolling	2022-12-19	100% Free: GNU FSDG	Independent, inspired by NixOS	general	None	Active
gNewSense	Brian Brazil and Paul O'Malley	Sam Geeraerts with sponsorship from the Free Software Foundation	2006	4.0	?	2016-05-02	100% Free: GNU FSDG	Debian	general, server	None	Inactive
Grml	Michael Prokop	The Grml Team	2005	2024.02	?	2024-02-28	X	Debian	live, maintenance, security, network, forensic, accessibility	None	Active
Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre	Hyperbola Founders	Hyperbola Founders	2017	0.4.4	3 years (stable), 5 years (old stable)	2024-01-05	100% Free: GNU FSDG followed in Hyperbola Social Contract	Arch Linux	general	None	Active
Kali Linux	Max Moser, Mati Aharoni, Martin J. Muench	Offensive Security	2013	2024.4	?	2024-12-16	X	Debian	auditing, forensic, security, network	None	Active
Knoppix	Klaus Knopper	dev team	2000	9.3	?	2022-05-05	X	Debian	live	None	Active
Korora	Chris Smart	Dev Team	2005	26	?	2017-09-16	X	Fedora	desktop	None	Inactive
LibreCMC	LibreCMC team	LibreCMC team	2010	1.5.14	?	2023-10-03	100% Free: GNU FSDG	Merged from LibreWRT	embedded systems	None	Active
Linspire	Linspire, Inc.	Linspire, Inc.	2001	12 SP1	?	2023-05-29	X	?	?	Commercial	Active
Linux Mint	Clement Lefebvre	dev team	2006	22	5 years (main editions); ~3 years (LMDE)	2024-07-25	X	Debian (LMDE), Ubuntu (main editions)	desktop	None	Active
Linux Lite	Jerry Bezencon	Linux Lite Team	2012	7.2	?	2024-10-31	X	Ubuntu	desktop	None	Active
Mageia	Mageia Community	mageia.org	2010	9	1 year	2023-09-04	X	Mandriva Linux	general	None	Active
Mandriva Linux	Mandrakesoft S.A.	Mandriva S.A.	1998	2011.0	?	2011-08-28	X	Red Hat Linux	general	Some editions are free of charge	Inactive
Manjaro Linux	Roland Singer	dev team	2012	Rolling	Rolling	Rolling	X	Arch Linux	general	None	Active
MEPIS	Warren Woodford	MEPIS LLC	2003	11.9.92	?	2013-08-10	X	Debian	desktop, server	None	Inactive
MIRACLE LINUX	Cybertrust Japan	Cybertrust Japan	2000	9	10 years	2022-11-01	X	Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)	server	None	Active
Musix GNU+Linux	Musix team	Musix team	2008	3.0.1	?	2014-03-13	100% Free: GNU FSDG	Debian	multimedia	None	Inactive
Netrunner	Blue Systems	dev team	2009	23	as per Debian	2023-01-21	X	Debian	desktop	None	Active
NixOS	Eelco Dolstra and Armijn Hemel	NixOS Foundation	2003	24.11	0.5 years	2024-11-30	X	–	general, server, desktop	None	Active
Novell Open Enterprise Server	Novell	Novell, Inc. dev team	2003	2023	?	2022-10	X	SUSE Linux Enterprise Server	server	Commercial	Active
OpenELEC	Stephan Raue, OpenELEC Team	OpenELEC Team	2011	8.0.4	?	2017-06-04	X	Kodi	multimedia	None	Inactive
openSUSE	SUSE Linux	openSUSE Project	2006	15.6	1.5 years	2024-06-12	X	Slackware, Jurix	general, desktop	None	Active
OpenWrt	?	OpenWrt team	2007	23.05.5	?	2024-09-25	X	Independent	embedded systems	None	Active
OpenMandriva Lx	OpenMandriva Association	OpenMandriva Association	2013	5.0	?	2023-11-25	X	Mandriva Linux	general	None	Active
Oracle Linux	Oracle Corporation	Oracle Corporation	2006	9.5	?	2024-11-20	X	Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)	server	None	Active
Parabola GNU/Linux-libre	Parabola Hackers	Parabola Hackers	2009	Rolling	Rolling	2021-08-11	100% Free: GNU FSDG followed in Parabola Social Contract	Arch Linux	general	None	Active
Pardus	Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TÜBİTAK)	TÜBİTAK	2005	23.2	?	2024-07-16	X	Gentoo (2011.2) Debian	general	None	Active
Parrot OS	Lorenzo "Palinuro" Faletra	Parrot Dev Team	2013	6.2	Rolling	2024-10-23	X	Debian	security, desktop	None	Active
Parsix	Alan Baghumian	Parsix Project	2005	8.15	?	2017-01-25	X	Debian	desktop	None	Inactive
Parted Magic	Patrick Verner	Parted Magic LLC.	2007	2024_11_03	?		X	Independent	live, maintenance	Commercial	Active
PCLinuxOS	Bill Reynolds	dev team	2003	2022.12	Semi-rolling	2022-12-12	X	Mandriva Linux	desktop	None	Active
Pop! OS	Carl Ritchell	System76	2017	22.04 LTS	2 years for LTS releases. 2–3 months after the next release for other releases.	2022-04-25	X	Ubuntu	desktop, laptop	None	Active
Pentoo	Michael Zanetta, Rick Farina, Jens Pranaitis	Pentoo	2005	2019.1	?	2019-01-17	X	Gentoo Linux	auditing, security	None	Active
Porteus	Fanthom	Porteus	2010	5.01	?	2023-09-26	X	Slackware	lightweight, portable	None	Active
Puppy Linux	Barry Kauler	Puppy Foundation	2003	9.5	?	2020-09-17	X	Independent, inspired from Vector linux	lightweight, portable	None	Active
PureOS	Todd Weaver	Purism	2009	10.3	Stable and Rolling	2023-06-14	100% Free: GNU FSDG	Debian	general, security, privacy	None	Active
Qubes OS	Joanna Rutkowska	Invisible Things Lab	2012	4.2.3	?	2024-09-17	X	Xen and Fedora	security by compartmentalization, desktop	None	Active
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)	Red Hat	Red Hat	2002	9.5	12 years	2024-11-13	X	Red Hat Linux, Fedora	general	Commercial	Active
Red Hat Linux	Red Hat	Red Hat	1995	9  alias Shrike	?	2003-03-31	X	–	server, workstation	None	Inactive
Rocks Cluster Distribution	UCSD Supercomputing Center, Clustercorp	UCSD Supercomputing Center, Clustercorp	2000	7.0	?	2017-12-01	X	Red Hat Linux	server, workstation	None	Active
Rocky Linux	Rocky Enterprise Software Foundation	Rocky Enterprise Software Foundation	2021	9.5	10 years	2024-11-19	X	Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)	general	None	Active
ROSA	?	LLC NTC IT ROSA	2011	12.5.1	?	2024-04-28	X	Mandriva	server, general	None	Active
Sabayon Linux	Fabio Erculiani	dev team	2005	19.03	?	2019-03-31	X	Gentoo Linux	general	None	Active
Salix OS	Cyrille Pontvieux, George Vlahavas, Pierrick Le Brun, Thorsten Mühlfelder	Salix team	2009		?		X	Slackware	general	None	Active
Scientific Linux	CERN, Fermilab	dev team	2004	7.9	?	2020-10-20	X	Red Hat Linux, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)	server, workstation	None	Inactive
Slackware	Patrick Volkerding	dev team	1993	15.0	?	2022-02-02	X	Softlanding Linux System (SLS)	general	None	Active
Slax	Tomas Matejicek	Tomas Matejicek	2002	12.2.0	?	2023-10-10	X	Debian, Slackware (until Slax 9)	live	None	Active
SliTaz GNU/Linux	Christophe Lincoln	dev team	2008	Rolling	Rolling	2020-02-23	X	Independent	portable	None	Active
Solus	Ikey Doherty	dev team	2005	Rolling	Rolling	2021-07-11	X	Pardus Linux	desktop	None	Active
SolydXK	Arjen Balfoort	dev team	2013	12	Debian packages as per Debian	2023-12-04	X	Debian	desktop	None	Active
SparkyLinux	?	Sparky Linux team	2012	7.5	?	2024-09-18	X	Debian	general, video games	None	Active
Source Mage GNU/Linux	Ryan Abrams, Eric Schabell	dev team	2002	0.62-11	?	2017-09-22	Source Mage Social Contract	Sorcerer	general	None	Active
SteamOS	Valve	Valve	2013	3.6.20	?	2024-11-04	X	Debian (2.0) Arch Linux (3.0)	video games	None	Active
SUSE Linux Enterprise	SUSE	SUSE	2000	15 SP5	13 years per version	2023-06-20	Common code base for x86-64, Power, System z, Arm64	Slackware, Jurix	edge, workstation, server, supercomputer	Commercial	Active
Tails	?	Tails Development Team	2009	6.10	–	2024-11-28	X	Debian	security-focused aimed for anonymity and privacy	None	Active
Tiny Core Linux	Robert Shingledecker	Team Tiny Core	2009	15.0	?	2024-02-22	X	Independent, inspired from Damn Small Linux	portable	None	Active
Trisquel GNU/Linux	Rubén Rodríguez Pérez (quidam)	Rubén Rodríguez Pérez (quidam)	2005	11.0	3 years	2023-03-19	100% Free: GNU FSDG	Ubuntu LTS	desktop	None	Active
TurnKey GNU/Linux	Alon Swartz, Liraz Siri	TurnKey GNU/Linux Team	2008	18.0	Debian packages as per Debian; TurnKey packages for life of current major version (plus backports per request)	2023-09-14	Debian Social Contract and DFSG	Debian	server based software appliance library aiming to balance security and ease of use	None	Active
Ubuntu and Derivatives	Canonical Ltd.	Canonical Ltd.	2004	24.10  24.04.1 LTS	Standard releases 9 months, LTS releases 5 years. Flavor LTS releases 3 or 5 years. Ubuntu Pro 10 years.	2024-10-10 2024-08-29	X	Debian	general, server, desktop, supercomputer, IBM mainframe	None	Active
Univention Corporate Server	Univention GmbH	Univention GmbH	2004	5.0-8	up to 6 months for free Core Edition; up to 7 years if maintenance is purchased, see:	2024-06-11	X	Debian	home, business, and school	Core Edition is free of charge	Active
Ututo	Diego Saravia, Daniel Olivera	UTUTO dev team	2000	XS 2012	?	2012-04-27	100% Free: GNU FSDG	Ututo XS: Gentoo Linux, Ututo UL: Ubuntu	general	None	Inactive
VectorLinux	Robert S. Lange	dev team	1999	7.2	?	2017-08-28	X	Slackware	desktop	None	Inactive
Void Linux	Juan Romero Pardines	Juan RP and contributors	2008	Rolling	Rolling	2022-10-17	X	Independent, partially inspired by FreeBSD/NetBSD	general	None	Active
Webconverger	Kai Hendry	Webconverger Limited	2007	35.0	?	2016-05-19	X	Debian	kiosk software, digital signage	Commercial	Inactive
Xandros	Xandros Incorporated	Xandros Incorporated	2001	4.2	?	2007-07-26	X	Corel Linux	?	Commercial	Inactive
Zentyal	eBox Technologies	eBox Technologies	2005	8.0	?	2024-02-26	X	Debian, Ubuntu	small business server	Some editions are free of charge	?
Zenwalk	Jean-Philippe Guillemin	dev team	2004	15.0-221106	?	2022-11-06	X	Slackware	general	None	Active
Zorin OS	Zorin Group	Zorin Group	2009	17.2	?	2024-09-19	X	Ubuntu	general, desktop	Zorin OS Lite & Core are free, while Business and Ultimate are paid	Active
Distribution	Founder	Maintainer	Initial release year	Current stable version	Security updates (years)	Release date	System distribution commitment	Forked from	Target audience	Cost	Status

1. ^ Debian releases are officially supported for 1 year after the subsequent release, with releases being approximately 2 years apart. The Debian LTS Project provides community based support extending the complete support period to 5 years.
2. Default ISOs included non-free software
3. Security updates are released every six weeks.

Technical

The table below shows the default file system, but many Linux distributions support some or all of ext2, ext3, ext4, Btrfs, ReiserFS, Reiser4, JFS, XFS, GFS2, OCFS2, and NILFS. It is possible to install Linux onto most of these file systems. The ext file systems, namely ext2, ext3, and ext4 are based on the original Linux file system.

File systems have been developed by companies to meet their specific needs, by hobbyists, or adapted from Unix, Microsoft Windows, and other operating systems. Linux has full support for XFS and JFS, FAT (the DOS file system), and HFS, the main file system for the Macintosh. Support for Microsoft Windows NT's NTFS file system has been developed and is now comparable with other native Unix file systems. CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs' ISO 9660 and Universal Disk Format (UDF) are supported.

Unlike other operating systems, Linux and Unix allow any file system regardless of the medium it is stored on, whether that medium is a magnetic disk, an optical disk (CD, DVD, etc.), a USB flash memory key, or even contained within a file located on another file system. Similarly, many C compilers (mainly GNU Compiler Collection (GCC)), init systems (mainly sysvinit), desktop environments and window managers are widely supported.

Instruction set architecture support

Linux kernel portability to instruction set architectures other than x86, was an early feature added to the kernel.

Package management and installation

Information on features in the distributions. Package numbers are only approximate. Some distributions like Debian tend to separate tools into different packages – usually stable release, development release, documentation and debug. Also counting the source package number varies. For debian and rpm based entries it is just the base to produce binary packages, so the total number of packages is the number of binary packages. For Arch based entries, it is additional.

Live media

Security features

Apple Silicon Support

This section's factual accuracy may be compromised due to out-of-date information. The reason given is: Fedora Linux Asahi Remix has been well-supported for a while now; some alternatives like Asahi Gentoo are also relatively well-supported. It's quite inaccurate that they all get "Unknown"s. The Asahi project previously used Arch Linux ARM, which seems to get no mention here. I'm not sure why Kali Linux and Ubuntu get special mentions here. (It's also somewhat awkward to have a section dedicated entirely to Apple Silicon.). Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information. (June 2024)

See also

• Comparison of netbook-oriented Linux distributions
• Comparison of operating systems
• DistroWatch
• List of Linux distributions

Notes

1. Based on Debian
2. Based on Fedora
3. Based on Fedora
4. Based on Debian
5. From the Sources.gz files in the main, contrib and non-free sections of Debian Buster. On the 2020-06-12, Debian Sid, the development release, have 31717 source packages.
6. Based on Debian
7. Note this number is just of packages in the Official Gentoo Overlay (or Portage Tree). Several hundred other packages are available from other overlays
8. Can be installed graphically (GTK+ and ncurses), but traditionally done by command line (install cd, live cd, netboot, and from distributions).
9. Based on Debian
10. Based on Debian
11. Based on AUR
12. Based on Debian
13. Based on Debian
14. Based on Debian
15. Based on Gentoo
16. Based on Fedora
17. Based on Debian
18. From the Sources.gz files in the main, contrib and non-free sections of Debian Jessie. On the 2015-11-21, Debian Sid, the development release, have 24757 source packages.
19. Based on Debian
20. From the Sources.gz files in the main,universe, multiverse and restricted sections of Ubuntu Wily.
21. Based on Debian
22. Based on Debian
23. Based on Ubuntu

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