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NEWS*** Coming soon. linuxhub prime v1.0.1 - all current desktops to select from on 1 iso! ***NEWS

All installer ISO's have been migrated to the Openbox window manager to remove errors and make things easier for future updates.
TESTERS/CODERS = All LinuxHub code can be found @ $HOME/iso/releng/airootfs/etc/skel/.local/share/scripts/*
Everything that makes it work is there. All other folders and files
inside of the ISO folder are related to "ARCHISO"
Have Fun!
Install Arch Linux from a Live Environment without Calamares


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Currently we have released multiple versions. Choose between LinuxHub Lite or from the Builder series Deepin, Budgie, Gnome, XFCE, Openbox, Plasma 6, Mate, Cinnamon and Deepin.
More to come!

We recommend to use Belena Etcher to burn ISO's to disks or usb drives

Minimum system requirements:
x86-64 Only
Memory/Ram: 2GB
Hard Disk: 30GB
Tested on Virtual Machine and Bare Metal
BIOS and UEFI tested!

Make your own Arch Respin with LinuxHub
User/Pass: "live" for all iso's

************************* LinuxHub LIVE Builder Series *************************



  • Minimal System Requirements

    System: x86-64

    Memory: 14GB

    Disk: 30GB

    EFI: UEFI - BIOS



    This series of the LinuxHub Respins is a openbox version with a TWIST. It has a function built in that allows you to create a custom respin from a Live Environment. Installation is not required from this respin to make a custom ISO of your own. However, It does require 14GB of memory for it to work directly from the Live Environment. If you don't have 14GB of memory. No worries. You can still build a custom system by proceeding with installation and building it the usual way. It uses so much memory because in the Live Environment your memory is essentially your drive. And that's why it requires 14GB. Have fun with it and I hope you enjoy it. All future builders will follow this format ongoing. Watch the Video to see how it works.


*************************** LinuxHub Lite Series ***************************



  • Minimal System Requirements

    System: x86-64

    Memory: 1GB

    Disk: 15GB

    EFI: UEFI - BIOS


    This series of the LinuxHub Respins is a openbox version with a full set of features to perform just about any task. All software for media, office and everyday use is installed. It uses 300+MB of memory so it can be used on old PC's that require minimal resources. Or it can be installed on a new pc for everyday use. It basically has everything you need baked into it. However, you have the option of installing pamac for AUR applications. It comes with the Discover Software Manager that uses flathub by default so it can install software from multiple sources. The iso is 1.8GB in size and I have tested it on a 20GB drive with no issues. There are plenty of minimal distros out there and they all work great. This one was created with new users in mind so it feels like a full featured system straight out the box. Give it a try and see for yourself. The control center is the same control center as seen on the builder series and the menu is a new menu built with yad and has a search feature that uses rofi.


*************************** LinuxHub Builder Series ***************************



All Downloads and Legacy Builds can be found here

LinuxHub Screenshots

below are some screenshots of our versions of LinuxHub





Hey there

I review linux distros and also do linux tutorials, but mainly linux reviews. The way I do my reviews is from the point of view of a new user looking at a new system. My reviews are raw and unscripted with little editing involved. This way you and I get to experience it the same way. I wouldn't call myself a linux expert, or anything like that, but I know how to get around a distro or two. My main goal is to always look at it from a new user perspective. If a distro gives me issues, you get to see it. If it can be fixed, I'll try to fix it - else I simply move along. Apart from Linux related videos, I tend to post some camping and cooking videos from time to time. You may also catch me posting some movie trailers, but my main goal is always gonna be Linux content.