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Internet Explorer 7

Internet Explorer 7 is the seventh version of Internet Explorer. It shipped with Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 as the default browser and was also made available for Windows XP SP2 and Windows Server 2003 SP1 and later Windows versions. Internet Explorer 7 discontinued support for Windows 2000, Windows XP Service Pack 1, Windows Server 2003 RTM and earlier with Microsoft citing required security API improvements that were not available in prior systems. While attempts have been made to get it working in those OS, these have proven unsuccessful so far.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=40230https://msfn.org/board/topic/171868-internet-explorer-8-on-windows-2000/page/2/#comments However, this version of Internet Explorer can be unofficially be installed on Windows XP Service Pack 1 with workarounds. This is the last IA-64 version of Internet Explorer designed for Windows Server 2003 (R2) and only available as pre-installed in the IA-64 version of Windows Server 2008, as Internet Explorer 8 is only available as pre-installed in the IA-64 edition of Windows Server 2008 R2.
This version introduced tabbed browsing to allow browsing multiple webpages in one window, after Firefox, Google Chrome and Opera introduced this feature.
It is the last version of Internet Explorer to support Windows Server 2003 SP1 and Windows XP Professional x64 Edition RTM; the succeeding versions required Windows Server 2003 SP2 and Windows XP Professional x64 Edition SP2 or newer.
==Builds==
===Beta===
===Release Candidate===
===RTM===
===Service Pack===
== Gallery ==
=== Pre-releases ===
File:5098 IE7.png|Build 5098
File:5219InternetExplorer.PNG|Build 5219
File:5259-ie7.png|Build 5259
File:5308.6 IE.png|Build 5308.6
File:5355IE.png|Build 5355
=== RTM ===
InternetExplorer7Setup.png|Setup
InternetExplorer7.png|Internet Explorer 7 on Windows XP
InternetExplorer7About.png|Ditto, about
== References ==
Category:Internet Explorer
Internet Explorer 7 build 5299

Internet Explorer 7 build 5299 is a Beta 2 Preview build of Internet Explorer 7. According to the NFO, it was released on 20 January 2006.
== NFO ==
== Gallery ==
Ie7-5299.0-install.png|Install
Ie7-5299.0-eula.png|End-user license agreement
Ie7-5299.0-validate.png|Validate
Category:Internet Explorer 7 builds
Internet Explorer 8

Internet Explorer 8 is the eighth version of Internet Explorer that was introduced with Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 and available as an upgrade for Windows XP with at least Service Pack 2, Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 2, Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008. It is the last version of Internet Explorer that is officially compatible with Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.
Internet Explorer 8.0 added a slight increase of focus towards web standards and was capable of passing the Acid2 test. While not as compliant as Firefox, Opera, or Safari, upon release it was a slight improvement. A compatibility view feature was introduced to emulate the old IE 7 behavior. Compatibility view lists could be downloaded automatically from Microsoft. It also includes suggested websites and displays bookmarks in its own section in the taskbar instead of next to the tabs.
This is the last IA-64 version of Internet Explorer, though it is only pre-installed in the IA-64 edition of Windows Server 2008 R2. It was not available for earlier IA-64 based versions of Windows.
== List of known builds ==
===Windows XP/Vista and Server 2003/2008===
====Beta====
====Release Candidate====
====RTM====
===Service Pack===
===Windows 7/Server 2008 R2===
IE 8 in any build of Windows Server 2008 R2 uses the official build number of the aforementioned system in this version.
====RTM====
====Service Pack 1====
== Gallery ==
File:InternetExplorer8Setup.png|Setup
File:InternetExplorer8FirstLoad.png|First load
InternetExplorer8.png|Internet Explorer 8 on Windows XP
InternetExplorer8About.png|Ditto, about
File:WindowsVista-IE8.png|Internet Explorer 8 on Windows Vista
Category:Internet Explorer
Internet Explorer 9

Internet Explorer 9 is the ninth version of Internet Explorer released on 14 March 2011 for Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 with Service Pack 2 and Platform Update, Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. It is the last version of Internet Explorer that is officially compatible with Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008. Internet Explorer 9 brings focus towards HTML5 and JS standards, as well as support for SVG. It adds a new byte code JavaScript engine, Chakra. It also brought significant changes to the overall user interface. It is the first version of Internet Explorer to ship without an IA-64 version.
Windows 8 build 7700 is currently the earliest available build to have an early version of Internet Explorer 9, though the application is still labeled as its predecessor. Early versions of Internet Explorer 9 (between builds 7776 and 7814) were locked down and required patching to forcibly enable the new user interface.
==List of known builds==
===Platform Previews===
 
===Beta 1===
===Beta 2===
===Release Candidate===
===RTM===
== Gallery ==
File:WindowsInternetExplorer 9-Setup.png|Setup
File:Win8-7777-InternetExplorer.png|Internet Explorer 9 in Windows 8 build 7777
File:Win8-7777-InternetExplorer-NewUI.png|Ditto, with the new interface enabled
File:Windows8-6.1.7779.0-InternetExplorer.png|Internet Explorer 9 in Windows 8 build 7779
File:Windows8-6.1.7779.0-InternetExplorer-FullUI.png|Ditto, with the new interface enabled
File:WindowsServer2012-6.1.7788.0-InternetExplorer.png|Internet Explorer 9 in Windows Server 2012 build 7788 (fbl_core1_hyp_dev)
File:WindowsServer2012-6.1.7788.0-InternetExplorer-FullUI.png|Ditto, with new interface
File:WindowsServer2012-6.2.7963.winmain.110310-1721-InternetExplorer.png|Internet Explorer 9 in Windows Server 2012 build 7963
File:7899_MetroIE.png|Immersive version in Windows 8 build 7899
File:Windows8-6.2.7950.0-MetroInternetExplorer.png|Immersive version in Windows 8 build 7950
Category:Internet Explorer
Internet Explorer 9 build 8073.6018

Internet Explorer 9 build 8073.6018 is an unconfirmed build of Internet Explorer 9. Two screenshots, along with the full build tag from file version information, were shared by Russian website winreview.ru in January 2011.
== Changeshttps://web.archive.org/web/20110131080405/http://winreview.ru/Brauzeri/929/Internet-Explorer-9-rabota-nad-oshibkami-Sborka-90080736018-WIN7-IE9-Partner110121-2300- ==
* Fixed a bug with Quick Tabs.
* Fixed a bug with reading localization settings.
* Added an option to disable geolocation tracking by websites.
== Gallery ==
IE9-8073.6018-PrivacyMenu.jpg|Privacy Settings
== References ==
Category:Internet Explorer 9 builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Iron

Iron is the 21H1 development semester of Windows as a service, the commercial release of which is Windows Server 2022. It was later followed by Cobalt in the first half of 2021.
Development on Iron started in early May 2020.
== List of known builds ==
=== Pre-Dev Channel ===
=== Dev Channel (rs_prerelease branch) ===
=== Dev Channel (fe_release branch) ===
=== Post-Dev Channel ===
Category:Windows engineering milestones
Jade

Jade is a visual style introduced in Windows Longhorn build 4066 up to build 4093. Jade is a DWM theme, forked from the private DWM theme Aero. The name Jade came from the appearance of its DWM resources (green and translucent). Being a fork of the Aero theme, Jade differs from the private Aero theme in a few aspects, namely DWM resources, UsesComposition, DemoCheck and possibly the Preview Pane Aurora. Although Jade can be used to reconstruct the Aero theme, contrary to popular belief, jade.msstyles renamed to aero.msstyles will not give the user the private Aero theme.
== Gallery ==
WindowsServer2008-6.0.4066prebeta1-jstartmenu.png|Jade theme in build 4066
WindowsLonghorn-6.0.4074m7-jstartmenu.png|Jade theme in build 4074
WindowsLonghorn-6.0.4083m7-jstartmenu.png|Jade theme in build 4083
== See also ==
* Plex
* Slate
Category:Visual styles
KDE 4.x

KDE 4.0 is a version of KDE Plasma that was released on 11 January 2008. This version is the first to have the "Oxygen" theme, with new icons, themes, and sounds.
== Microsoft Windows support ==
This version includes experimental Microsoft Windows support, allowing KDE and its apps to run on Windows XP, Vista, and 7. It was later discontinued due to low demand from the community.https://sourceforge.net/projects/kde-windows
== Criticism ==
After its release, it received backlash from the community, especially where performance issues were found and as a result it would perform extremely slow.
Due to this, people have either switched to alternate desktop environments or stayed on KDE 3.5. The Trinity Desktop Environment was created in 2010 as a fork of it.
Even despite of this, it lasted as the flagship desktop environment of KDE until it was replaced by KDE Plasma 5 in 2015.
== Gallery ==
File:Kde40dsktp.png|Demo
File:Kubuntu-8.10-Desktop.png|Kubuntu 8.10 with KDE 4.1
== External links ==
*Official changelog
== References ==
Category:KDE versions
KDE Plasma

KDE Plasma (successor of K Desktop Environment) was first released on 11 January 2008. It is a Qt-based desktop environment created by the KDE community for Linux and other Unix-like operating systems.
==Distributions that provide it as default GUI==
*Kubuntu
*Garuda Linux
*Manjaro
*Red Flag Linux
*Arch Linux GUI
*Feren OS
*openSUSE
*Debian
*Fedora
*ArcoLinux
*Kali Linux
*Q4OS
*Redcore Linux
*Linux Mint (formerly)
*Linuxfx (modified)
*Linspire (modified, formerly)
Since 2016, the KDE project also maintains KDE neon, its own Linux distribution based on the most recent Ubuntu LTS release. 
==Software==
Here provides a list of what KDE Plasma installs out of the box.
*Konqueror (Web Browser and File Manager)
*Ark (Archive Manager)
*Baloo (File Indexer)
*Dolphin (File Manager)
* Kate (Text Editor)
*Konsole (Terminal)
* KWin (Window manager and compositor, formerly KWM)
*KDE Connect
*Gwenview (Image Viewer)
*Amarok (Audio Player)
*KFM (File Manager, only present in KDE 1.x)
*Firefox (Web Browser, Kubuntu and KDE neon only)
*rekonq (Web Browser, not installed by default)
*VLC media player (Media Player, Kubuntu and KDE neon only)
*Microsoft Edge (Web Browser, LinuxFX and Linspire only)
==Version history==
*K Desktop Environment 1
*K Desktop Environment 2
*K Desktop Environment 3.x
*KDE Software Compilation 4
*KDE Plasma 4
*KDE Plasma 5
*KDE Plasma 6
==External links==
*Official website
Category:Desktop environments
KDE neon

KDE neon is a Linux distribution based off of Ubuntu (and thus also Debian). It is intended to test the bleeding edge versions of the KDE Plasma Desktop environment along with its software.
== Versions ==
KDE neon offers 4 versions:
=== User Edition ===
Most stable version featuring latest officially released version of KDE Plasma and software.
=== Testing Edition ===
Pre-release version that is slightly less stable than User Edition and features newer versions of software, based off of the latest code from Bug fix branches.
=== Unstable Edition ===
Absolute latest version of KDE Plasma, unstable software, based off of the latest code from Feature branches.
=== Developer Edition ===
Same as Unstable Edition but with development software pre-installed.
KNOPPIX

KNOPPIX is a Debian-based Linux distribution designed to be run directly from Live CD, one of the first of its kind for any operating system. KNOPPIX was developed by, and named after, Linux consultant Klaus Knopper. When starting a program, it is loaded from the removable medium and decompressed into a RAM drive. The decompression is transparent and on-the-fly.
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
KaiOS

KaiOS is a mobile operating system, based on Linux, for keypad feature phones. It is developed by KaiOS Technologies Limited, a company based in Hong Kong, with largest shareholder being Chinese multinational electronics conglomerate TCL Corporation. KaiOS is forked from B2G OS (Boot to Gecko OS), an open source community-driven fork of Firefox OS, which was discontinued by Mozilla in 2016.
==List of mobile phones running KaiOS==
*WizPhone WP006 – first KaiOS phone
*Jio Phone
*Nokia 8110 4G
*Jio Phone 2
*Alcatel Go Flip
*Alcatel Go Flip 3
*Alcatel Go Flip 4
*Alcatel 3078
*Nokia 2720 Flip
*Nokia 2780 Flip
*Nokia 800 Tough
*Jio Phone 3
*Nokia 6300 4G
*Nokia 8000 4G
*MTN 36 Phone
*Jazz Digit 4G (Pakistan)
*Orange Sanza 2, Sanza XL
*Kitochi 4G Smart
*Vodacom Smart Kitochi (Vida), Vodacom Smart Kitochi (Azumi)
*QMobile 4G Plus (Pakistan)
*GeoPhone T15 (Bangladesh)
*GeoPhone T19 (Bangladesh)
*GeoPhone T19i (Bangladesh)
*Sigma mobile X-Style S3500 sKai (Ukraine)
*Ghia KOX1 (Mexico)
*Ghia GK3G (Mexico)
*Advan 2406 'Hape Online' (Indonesia)
*Logan Panita
*IPRO-K2
*Logic B8K Dual
*Unitel-M42445
*Energizer E282S
*Energizer E242S
*Energizer E280S
*Energizer Energy E241S
== List of known versions ==
*KaiOS 1.0
*KaiOS 2.0
*KaiOS 2.5.0
*KaiOS 2.5.1
*KaiOS 2.5.1.1
*KaiOS 2.5.2
*KaiOS 2.5.3
*KaiOS 2.5.3.1
*KaiOS 2.5.3.2
*KaiOS 2.5.4
*KaiOS 3.0
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Kali Linux

Kali Linux is a Debian-based rolling Linux distribution designed for use as a digital forensics operating system. It is maintained and funded by Offensive Security Ltd. It was originally developed by Mati Aharoni and Devon Kearns of Offensive Security by rewriting BackTrack, a Linux distribution they had previously written for forensics.
Kali Linux comes with a number of pre-installed penetration tests, including nmap, Wireshark, John the Ripper, and Aircrack-ng. Users can run Kali Linux on a hard drive, live CD, or live USB. It is available for the x86 instruction set. There are also ARM-based images for the Raspberry Pi series and different ARM-based devices
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Kubuntu

Kubuntu is a Linux distribution that is based on Ubuntu, which uses the KDE Plasma desktop by default.
== Version history ==
Version 	Release date
Kubuntu 5.04 	8 April 2005
Kubuntu 5.10 	13 October 2005
Kubuntu 6.06 LTS 	1 June 2006
Kubuntu 6.10 	26 October 2006
Kubuntu 7.04 	19 April 2007
Kubuntu 7.10 	18 October 2007
Kubuntu 8.04 	24 April 2008
Kubuntu 8.10 	30 October 2008
Kubuntu 9.04 	23 April 2009
Kubuntu 9.10 	29 October 2009
Kubuntu 10.04 LTS	29 April 2010
Kubuntu 10.10 	10 October 2010
Kubuntu 11.04 	28 April 2011
Kubuntu 11.10 	13 October 2011
Kubuntu 12.04 LTS	26 April 2012
Kubuntu 12.10 	18 October 2012
Kubuntu 13.04 	25 April 2013
Kubuntu 13.10 	17 October 2013
Kubuntu 14.04 LTS	17 April 2014
Kubuntu 14.10 	23 October 2014
Kubuntu 15.04 	23 April 2015
Kubuntu 15.10 	22 October 2015
Kubuntu 16.04 LTS	21 April 2016
Kubuntu 16.10 	20 October 2016
Kubuntu 17.04 	13 April 2017
Kubuntu 17.10 	19 October 2017
Kubuntu 18.04 LTS	26 April 2018
Kubuntu 18.10 	18 October 2018
Kubuntu 19.04 	18 April 2019
Kubuntu 19.10 	17 October 2019
Kubuntu 20.04 LTS	23 April 2020
Kubuntu 20.10 	22 October 2020
Kubuntu 21.04 	22 April 2021
Kubuntu 21.10 	14 October 2021
Kubuntu 22.04 LTS	21 April 2022
Kubuntu 22.10 	20 October 2022
Kubuntu 23.04 	20 April 2023
Kubuntu 23.10 	17 October 2023
Kubuntu 24.04 LTS	25 April 2024
Kubuntu 24.10 	10 October 2024
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Category:Ubuntu flavors
Kubuntu 12.04

Kubuntu 12.04 is the third Long Term Support release of Kubuntu, which was released on 26 April 2012 under the codename "Precise Pangolin".
==Gallery==
Kubuntu1204-Installer.png|Installer
Kubuntu1204-Splash.png|Splash screen
Kubuntu1204-rekonq.png|rekonq
Kubuntu1204-KCalc.png|KCalc
Kubuntu1204-Amarok.png|Amarok
Kubuntu1204-SystemSettings.png|System Setitngs
Kubuntu1204-LibreOffice.png|LibreOffice
Kubuntu1204-Kate.png|Kate
Kubuntu1204-Dolphin.png|Dolphin
Kubuntu1204-Konsole.png|Konsole
Kubuntu1204-KMail.png|KMail
Kubuntu1204-KInfoCenter.png|KInfoCenter
Kubuntu1204-FirefoxInstaller.png|Firefox Installer
Category:Kubuntu versions
Kubuntu 15.04

Kubuntu 15.04 is a release of Kubuntu, which was released on 23 April 2015 under the codename "Vivid Vervet". This is one of the earliest versions of Kubuntu to use the then-new KDE Plasma 5.
==Gallery==
Kubuntu1504-BootScreen.png|Boot screen
Kubuntu1504-Splash.png|Splash screen
Kubuntu1504-LibreOffice.png|LibreOffice
Kubuntu1504-Firefox.png|Firefox
Kubuntu1504-Konversation.png|Konversation
Kubuntu1504-KMail.png|KMail
Kubuntu1504-Konsole.png|Konsole with uname -a
Kubuntu1504-Amarok.png|Amarok
Kubuntu1504-Dolphin.png|Dolphin
Kubuntu1504-KInfoCenter.png|KDE Info Center
Kubuntu1504-AboutSystem.png|About System
Kubuntu1504-KTorrent.png|KTorrent
Kubuntu1504-MuonDiscover.png|Muon Discover
Kubuntu1504-OpenJDK7PolicyTool.png|OpenJDK 7 Policy Tool
Kubuntu1504-Kontact.png|Kontact
Kubuntu1504-KDEPartitionManager.png|KDE Partition Manager
Kubuntu1504-KCalc.png|KCalc
Kubuntu1504-SystemMonitor.png|System Monitor
Kubuntu1504-IMContacts.png|IM Contacts
Category:Kubuntu versions
Kubuntu 21.10

Kubuntu 21.10 is a version of Kubuntu, that was released on 14 October 2021.
== Gallery ==
Kubuntu 21.04 boot.png|Boot screen
Kubuntu21.10copyingfiles.png|Copying files
Kubuntu21.10login.png|Login screen
Kubuntu21.10desktop.png|Desktop
Kubuntu21.10demo.png|Demo
Category:Kubuntu versions
Kubuntu 22.10

Kubuntu 22.10 is a version of Kubuntu, which was released on 20 October 2022. It includes version 5.25 of the KDE desktop.
== Gallery ==
File:Kubuntu 22.10 Neofetch.png|neofetch
File:Kubuntu 22.10 Discover.png|Discover
File:Kubuntu 22.10 About.png|About
Category:Kubuntu versions
Kubuntu 5.10

Kubuntu 5.10 is a version of Kubuntu which was released on 12 October 2005 under the codename "Breezy Badger".
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu510-Login.png|Text-mode login
File:Kubuntu 5.04 Loading.png|Splash screen
File:Kubuntu 5.04 Konsole.png|Konsole with uname -a
File:Kubuntu 5.04 Konqueror.png|Konqueror
Category:Kubuntu versions
Kubuntu 6.06

Kubuntu 6.06 is the first long-term support version of Kubuntu, which was released on 1 June 2006 under the codename "Dapper Drake". Like other variants of Ubuntu, this version introduces a new type of installation media, which boots into a live environment, from where the user can try out Kubuntu and then eventually install it onto the machine. The older variant of installation media was kept and renamed as "alternate" installation media for compatibility reasons.
==Gallery==
Kubuntu606-CDBoot.png|CD boot
Ubuntu606-Login.png|Text-mode login prompt
Kubuntu606-XLogin.png|Graphical login screen
Kubuntu606-InitKDE.png|Initializing KDE
Kubuntu606-LiveSession.png|Live CD session
Kubuntu606-LeavingKDE.png|End KDE session
Category:Kubuntu versions
Kubuntu 6.10

Kubuntu 6.10 is a version of Kubuntu which was released to the public on 26 October 2006 under the codename "Edgy Eft". It comes with KDE version 3.5.5 and uses Linux kernel 2.6.17.
== Gallery ==
=== User interface ===
Kubuntu6.10Boot.png|Boot screen
Kubuntu6.10Logon.png|Login screen
Kubuntu6.10Initializing.png|Initializing
kubuntu610hwdb.png|Hardware Database Collection
kubuntu610adept.png|Adept Installer
kubuntu610syssettings.png|System Settings
=== Installation ===
Kubuntu610Install-1.png|Language selection
Kubuntu610Install-2.png|Regional settings
Kubuntu610Install-3.png|Keyboard layout
Kubuntu610Install-4.png|User details
Kubuntu610Install-5.png|Disk partitioning
Kubuntu6.10Install.png|Summary
Kubuntu610Install-7.png|Installing
Kubuntu610Install-8.png|Installation complete
Category:Kubuntu versions
Kubuntu 7.04

Kubuntu 7.04 is a version of Kubuntu which was released on 19 April 2007 under the codename "Feisty Fawn".
== Gallery ==
File:Kubuntu 7.04 Boot Screen.png|Boot screen
File:Kubuntu 7.04 Konqueror.png|Konqueror
File:Kubuntu 7.04 Konsole.png|Konsole with uname -a
Category:Kubuntu versions
Kubuntu 7.10

Kubuntu 7.10 is a version of Kubuntu which was released on 18 October 2007 under the codename "Gutsy Gibbon". While the initial release included KDE 3.5, an unofficial variant with KDE 4.0 was released in January 2008.
==Gallery==
Screnshots below show the KDE 4.0 variant.
Kubuntu710-CDBoot.png|CD boot menu
Kubuntu710-KDE4-LiveSession.png|Live session
Ubuntu710-GRUB.png|GRUB
Kubuntu710-LoginScreen.png|Login screen
Kubuntu710-KDE4-Konqueror.png|Konqueror
Kubuntu710-KDE4-Dolphin.png|Dolphin
Kubuntu710-KDE4-Kopete.png|Kopete
Kubuntu710-KDE4-Konsole.png|Konsole with uname -a
Kubuntu710-KDE4-EndSession.png|End session
Category:Kubuntu versions
Kubuntu 8.04

Kubuntu 8.04 is a version of Kubuntu that was released on 24 April 2008 under the codename "Hardy Heron". This version was available in both KDE 3.5 and KDE 4 variants. The latter one was not clarified as long-term support release due to the earliness of KDE 4.
==Gallery==
Screenshots below show the KDE 3.5 variant.
Kubuntu804-CDBoot.png|CD boot menu
Kubuntu804-LiveSession.png|Live session
Ubuntu804-GRUB.png|GRUB
Kubuntu804-BootScreen.png|Boot screen
Kubuntu804-Kate.png|Kate
Kubuntu804-KInfoCenter.png|KDE Info Center
Kubuntu804-Konsole.png|thumb|Konsole with uname -a
Kubuntu804-Dolphin.png|Dolphin
Kubuntu804-LogoutShutDownPrompt.png|Log out/shut down prompt
Category:Kubuntu versions
Kubuntu 8.10

Kubuntu 8.10 is a version of Kubuntu, released on 30 October 2008 under the codename "Intrepid Ibex". It features KDE 4.1, along with the Plasma desktop.
== Gallery ==
File:Kubuntu-8.10-Setup.png|Setup
Ubuntu810-GRUB.png|GRUB
File:Kubuntu-8.10-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:Kubuntu-8.10-Login.png|Login
Kubuntu810-Splash.png|Splash screen
Kubuntu810-Konqueror.png|Konqueror
Kubuntu810-Konsole.png|Konsole with uname -a
Kubuntu810-Dolphin.png|Dolphin
Kubuntu810-SpeedCrunch.png|SpeedCrunch
== External links ==
Official announcement
Category:Kubuntu versions
Kubuntu 9.10

Kubuntu 9.10 is a version of Kubuntu, released on 29 October 2009 under the codename "Karmic Koala".
==Gallery==
Kubuntu910-Splash.png|Splash screen
Kubuntu910-Konsole.png|Konsole with uname -a
Kubuntu910-Konqueror.png|Konqueror
Kubuntu910-FirefoxInstaller.png|Firefox Installer
Kubuntu910-Kate.png|Kate
Kubuntu910-Amarok.png|Amarok
Category:Kubuntu versions
LXDE

LXDE is a desktop environment for Linux and Unix-like operating systems. It uses Openbox as its default window manager, but can be configured to use other window managers.
== Distributions that provide it as default GUI ==
Here provides a list of what distributions use it as a default/alternative desktop environment out of the box.
*Debian
*Fedora
*Linux Mint (formerly)
*Lubuntu (formerly)
Category:Desktop environments
LXQt

LXQt is a desktop environment for Linux and Unix-like operating systems. It was created after the merge of LXDE and Razor-qt projects. Like LXDE, it uses Openbox as its default window manager, but can be configured to use other window managers.
== Distributions that provide it as default GUI ==
Here provides a list of what distributions use it as a default/alternative desktop environment out of the box
*Lubuntu
*Artix Linux
*Manjaro
*Fedora
*Debian
*Void Linux
*Redcore Linux (formerly)
*GeckoLinux
Category:Desktop environments
Limbo

Limbo is an emulator targeted to Android based on QEMU. It can emulate various architectures, making it a choice for emulating old hardware on mobile devices.
==Limbo Plus==
Limbo Plus is a fork of Limbo with more features, such as broader hardware support, more keys for the key mapper, added SD Card support, more graphics options, EFI support or higher sizes for virtual hard disks. It also used icons from Windows until version 6.0.2, replacing the ones from the original Limbo which originate from an open-source icon library.
With the release of the currently latest version 6.0.3, the project has been moved to a new repository, with the older one being archived and set to read-only.
==Gallery==
Limbo-Windows31.png|Running Windows 3.1
58s_limbo.png|Running Windows 95 build 58s
Limbo-Windows95.png|Running Windows 95 OSR2
File:Running Windows NT 4.0 Server.jpg|Running Windows NT 4.0 Server (Service Pack 1)
File:Build1773onLimbo.png|Running Windows 2000 build 1773
Limbo-Windows2000.png|Running Windows 2000
File:WindowsXP on Limbo.jpg|Running Windows XP Service Pack 3
Limbo-Ubuntu.png|Running Ubuntu 10.04
==Notes==
Category:Emulators