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AlmaLinux OS

AlmaLinux is a free, community-owned enterprise Linux. Choose between versions 10 and 9, the DVD, Boot or Minimal ISO, and the x86_64_v2 build for old CPUs.

Open source

Version 10.2

Rocky Linux

Rocky Linux is a community enterprise OS compatible with RHEL. Get the ISO, check whether your CPU meets the x86-64-v3 baseline and verify the checksum.

Open source

Version 10.2

Kali Linux

Kali Linux packs penetration testing tools into one Debian-based system. Installer, VM, live or WSL image: how to choose, requirements and SHA256 checks.

Open source

Arch Linux

Arch Linux is a minimal, rolling distribution you build yourself. Where to get the monthly ISO, how to verify its PGP signature and what to expect.

Open source

openSUSE (Leap and Tumbleweed)

openSUSE comes in two flavors: Leap with 24 months of support per release and Tumbleweed with continuous updates. Requirements, ISOs and signature checks.

Open source

Manjaro

Want Arch Linux's fresh packages without the manual setup? Pick a Manjaro edition (KDE Plasma, Xfce or GNOME), write the ISO to USB and install it.

Open source

elementary OS

elementary OS offers a calm, macOS-like desktop with its own apps. How the pay-what-you-can download works, recommended specs and SHA256 checks.

Open source

Version 8.1.1

Zorin OS

Looking for a Linux that looks like Windows or macOS? Zorin OS Core and Education are free and Pro is a one-time purchase. Requirements and USB setup.

Freemium

Version 18.1

Pop!_OS

System76's Pop!_OS now ships the COSMIC desktop. Choose between the standard, NVIDIA and ARM images, check the hardware specs and turn off Secure Boot.

Open source

Version 24.04 LTS

Debian

Stable, conservative and community-run: how to download Debian 13 "trixie", what the small netinst image does and how to check it with SHA512SUMS.

Open source

Version 13.7 "trixie"

Fedora Workstation

Fedora Workstation brings a current GNOME desktop and new Linux technology. Download it from fedoraproject.org, write it with Media Writer and verify it.

Open source