Checkout this video if your teachers or administrators are concerned about using their favorite classroom tools in Google Chrome.  This is a common question and the fact is that Chrome works exactly the same in EdUBudgie as it does in Windows and ChromeOS.  There is zero loss of functionality when running EdUBudgie Linux compared to the alternatives with regards to the commonly used internet tools.

Checkout this video to get a brief overview of what EdUBudgie Linux 22.04 LTS looks and feels like.  Head on over to the Download page and give it a try if you like what you see!  And if you have questions or comments then feel free to contact us and we will do our best to sort you out or point you in the right direction.  Feedback is always super helpful, too, so don't be shy about telling us what you think, good or bad, and we will do our best to improve.  

Checkout this video to see just how EdUBudgie Linux holds up against Windows with Office in a direct head-to-head comparison.  When you are ready to make the change and save some dough for your school in the process, have a look at the Download page for how to get your completely free and redistributable copy of EdUBudgie Linux today!

EdUBudgie Linux has turned 22.04 with the release of the newest version based on Ubuntu Budgie 22.04 after two long years!  This includes the addition of Active Directory support baked in along with a host of updates and the 5.15 LTS kernel by default.  Along with the updates that have been made to Ubuntu Budgie itself, EdUBudgie Linux has some changes which are unique to it as well, such as the inclusion of the Gnome Text Editor as opposed to gedit, removal of LibreOffice, addition of Blanket and BreakTimer, and many, many more customizations tailored for teachers and students.  Head on over to the Download page and give it a try!

If you have the time, it would be GREATLY appreciated if you could go to Distrowatch and click on the "Recommend" button next to EdUBudgie.  With enough votes and some time, hopefully EdUBudgie will make it's way onto the distribution list and can realy pick up some steam that way.  Thanks in advance for your support and help!

In order to better represent the mission and vision of EdUBudgie Linux, the logo has now been changed to an open book.  The EdUBudgie open book not only represents the mostly open source nature of EdUBudgie Linux, but also the idea that a students' mind is an open (and some might say empty) journal, waiting to be filled with all of life's lessons.  We here at EdUBudgie Linux hope to have the opportunity to help fill the pages of your students' minds through the use of this free, stable, and most importantly secure alternative operating system.  

Just a quick update about what's been going on with EdUBudgie Linux lately.  While I haven't uploaded any new ISO's recently, work has been continuing and I am currently making some major decisions about the future of EdUBudgie Linux.  Have a look at this video and comment below if you have an opinion on which way I should go for the upcoming 2022 release!

We have joined the Open Invention Network, an organization which include 3400+ members and helps in the fight against patent aggression.  For more information, check out their site here.  

Recently I wrote an article about EdUBudgie Linux in Linux Magazine which you can preview at the following link:

A Clone on a Mission

You may also buy a copy of the magazine with the entire article to support Linux New Media at the site listed above, or buy a subscription if interested!