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Hymera Open

September 28th, 2009 • Category: Desktop & Server

HymeraHymera Open is a desktop-oriented, GNU/Linux operating system based on Debian. This is a relatively brand new distribution developed and maintained by Hymera Engineering S.r.l., an outfit based in Milan, Italy. Aside from Hymera Open, Hymera Engineering also publishes the following editions:

  • Hymera Desktop
  • Hymera Evolution
  • Hymera Server


Origin – Home Page: Italy – Hymera

License/Price: Hymera Open is free, published under the GNU GPL. Hymera Desktop is a fee-based edition, Hymera Evolution is a USB disk version, while Hymera Server is a fee-based server edition.

Desktop: Hymera Open uses the GNOME desktop environment by default. The K Desktop Environment and Xfce are available in the repository. Compiz, a 3D compositing window manager, is installed by default on Hymera Open.

Reviews: You may read a review of the latest release of Hymera Open here.

Supported Platforms: Currently, Hymera Open is only supported on Intel x86 platforms.

Download/Support: The iso image for Hymera Open is a 3.0 GB DVD image. A list of download links is available here. Community support is available at Hymera.org.

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