Luberri Linux

Reader supplied reviews for Luberri Linux Average rating 9.0 from 1 review(s) Please select a rating in the range of 1-10. Please write at least a few sentences about the distribution while limiting your review to 4080 characters. What are your thoughts on Luberri Linux? Please include a few pros and a few cons, along with your overall impression of the operating system. Our FAQ page has tips on writing a good mini-review. Version: -- 26.124.2.0 Rating:    -- 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 out of 10 Your review (minimum 250 words): Past reviews - sort by: DateVotes Version: 24.2.0 Rating: 9 Date: 2025-07-13 Votes: 5 Lightweight: Mint Cinnamon uses little RAM (about 800MB at the start), applications are running fast, and it also provides good experience on old computers. It's very intuitive. It's easy to customize, install or uninstall applications, update. For education, although designed for students and teachers, it has interesting applications for any home. Poor at games. It has a number of applications related to learning subjects: typing, chemistry, geography, mathematics, programming, mental and conceptual maps... all of which work unconnected thinking about students who don't have the Internet at home. On the other hand, it has many tools to learn how to do: text, artistic image, vector and technical, audio and video editing, music composition, transmission... You can access the domain of the Windows server usually held by public schools, know the users of that domain, and use the folder (students, teachers, administration, NoBackup) that belongs to each of them. Basque: the system can be installed in more than a hundred languages, but it is especially monitored that almost all applications are in Basque. To do this, those of us behind Luberri have translated countless applications into Basque. Free: the system and all its applications are free software. Technical characteristics The Luberri 24 system is built on the Linux Mint 22 Wilma, and it's built on the Ub. 24.04. Linux 6.8 kernels and the Cinnamon desktop area. It covers about 20GB on the disk and will be updated for five years, until 2029, and applications can be installed. Main applications Office: Crow Translate, Evince PDF Viewer, Calendar, LibreOffice 24.2.5.2 - Text Processor, Spreadsheet, Presentations, Database... - Xournal++ Digital Blackboard and PDF Editor to take notes from Zim Wiki. Additives: in addition to Linux Mint's usual, FreeFileSync unit synchronizer, Ksnip screen photo editor, to draw Gromit-MPX on the screen and see what Professor Screekey is typing and monitor and control the screens in the Veyon room. Education: Foliate epub reader, editor of eXelearning teaching units, Freeplane mental maps, Heimer mental maps, Draw.io schemes, GCompris educational activities, Geogebra geometry and KBruch fractions, GoldenDict vocabulary set (Basque, French, Spanish and English), KTouch typing, Kalzium chemistry (periodic table, molecular editor), Lumi interactive activity editor, Scratch programming, Stellum and astronomy applications, Cartography, Web applications, Web Map and MapMap Special care has been taken for offline applications to enable non-internet students to carry out activities. * Internet: including Firefox browser, Thunderbird email and Freetube to display Youtube videos without advertising. Images: scanner, drawing, Drawing, Inkscape, Gimp and photographic retouching, Draw.io schemes, Kcolourchooser, LibreCAD and Sweet Home HD design houses and premises, and see and edit Pix photos. Sound and video: audio editor Audacity, Celulloid and VLC players, Handbrake video converter, Kdenlive video editor, Musescore sheet music editing, OBS Studio audio and video transmission and recording, Peek screen gift-animated, Rhythmbox audio player, Subtitle editor and VokoscreenNG video tutorials. Was this review helpful? Yes No