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Server Manager

The Server Manager (previously known as Configure Your Server and Manage Your Server) is an administrative dashboard included in server releases of Microsoft Windows from Windows 2000 onwards. It provides a user interface that focuses on customizing aspects of a server computer, such as the installation, configuration and monitoring of roles and features which include but are not limited to Active Directory, DNS, guest virtualization, website hosting, and storage services. The application is automatically set to run by default on startup.
A reduced-functionality version of the Server Manager referred to as the Server Configuration Utility is also present in Server Core editions, and offers options for product updates, domain join, Remote Desktop Services and basic network configuration. Role and feature configuration in Server Core editions is primarily handled through the PowerShell command-line interpreter.
The Server Manager can also be installed on client versions of Windows as a Feature on Demand for use with remote server management.
== Gallery ==
=== Windows 2000 ===
Windows2000-5.0.1964.0-ConfigureServer.png|Configure Server in Windows 2000 build 1964
2000bld2000dtc11.png|Configure Your Server in Windows 2000 build 2000.3
=== Windows Server 2003 ===
2239 CYSW.png|Configure Your Server Wizard in Windows Server 2003 build 2239
2018-01-09 172314.png|Manage Your Server in Windows Server 2003
=== Windows Server 2008 (R2) ===
Windows-Server-2008-R2-RTM-Server-Manager.png|Server Manager in Windows Server 2008/2008 R2
=== Windows Server 2012 onwards ===
7801servernewservermanager.png|Server Manager in Windows Server 2012 build 7801
Server Manager 2 w1.png|Server Manager in Windows Server 2012 build 7904
WindowsServer2012-6.2.7965.0-ServerManager.png|Server Manager in build 7965
WindowsServer2012-6.2.8019-ServerManager.png|Server Manager in build 8019
WindowsServer2012-6.2.8019-ServerManagerSplash.png|Ditto, splash screen
WindowsServer2012-6.2.8051.0-ServerManager.png|Server Manager in build 8051
WindowsServer2012-6.2.8051.0-ServerManagerSplash.png|Ditto, splash screen
WindowsServer2016-10.0.14393.0-ServerManager.png|Server Manager in Windows Server 2016 build 14393 (rs1_release)
S17763-ServerManager.png|Server Manager in Windows Server 2019
WindowsServerNickel-10.0.22463.1000-ServerManager.png|Server Manager in Windows Server build 22463
WindowsServerNickel-10.0.22509.1000-ServerManager.png|Server Manager in Windows Server build 22509.1000
WindowsServer-10.0.25267.1000-SConfig-DtcAzure.png|Server Configuration Utility in Windows Server build 25267
== Notes ==
Category:Applications
Category:Windows components
Category:Introduced in Windows 2000 Server
Category:Microsoft
Shell Technology Preview

The Shell Technology Preview (also known as NewShell) is a series of updates released in 1995 that backport the Windows Explorer shell and the new control style from pre-release versions of Windows 95 to a stock installation of Windows NT 3.51. The updates were made available to MSDN users as well as on CompuServe and the Microsoft FTP server.
Upon installation, the reported kernel version changes to 4.0 to match Windows 95. However, the updates do not include any of the architectural changes introduced in Windows NT 4.0, such as the move of User and GDI server code to a kernel mode driver (win32k.sys). Furthermore, many applications which would otherwise be capable of running on Windows NT 3.51 will refuse to install or launch due to requiring Windows NT 4.0 with a specific Service Pack installed, e.g. Office 97.
While the preview itself works on a base install with no Service Pack installed, it is required to install Service Pack 5 first in order to use the Briefcase. Service Packs must not be installed on top of the Shell Technology Preview, in such case the preview should be uninstalled first and then reinstalled back after the Service Pack update.
There are two known releases of the Shell Technology Preview. The original preview was built on 26 May 1995 according to file modified dates, and was presumably distributed shortly after. An updated version from 9 August 1995 includes several bugfixes – the Read Me file specifically mentions fixing issues with Office 95, Netscape and MFC applications. Additionally, an early version from November 1994 was included with the leaked copy of Windows NT 3.51 build 854.
== List of known builds ==
=== Pre-release ===
=== Release ===
== Gallery ==
Windows-NT-3.51.1057-STP-Credentials.png|Login window
Windows-NT-3.51.1057-STP-StartMenu.png|Start menu
Windows-NT-3.51.1057-STP-Paint.png|Paintbrush
Windows-NT-3.51.1057-STP-About.png|winver
Category:Microsoft Windows
Shell Technology Preview build 1054

Shell Technology Preview build 1054 (also known as Shell Technology Preview or NewShell) is a replacement shell provided by Microsoft for testing with Windows 95-compliant applications in Windows NT. The end result is a pre-release version of the Windows NT 4.0 shell and user interface, complete with icons and some feature additions. This version also makes Windows NT 3.51 identify itself as Windows NT 4.0, allowing certain NT 4.0 programs to run on NT 3.51 due to the NT version being NT 4.0.
== NFO files ==
The following NFO files were included as part of the KND and PWA releases.
== Installation ==
Run SHUPDATE.CMD from the installation media. Note that to use Briefcase, Service Pack 5 of Windows NT 3.51 must be installed. Updating the Service Pack requires the user to uninstall NewShell first. Note that NewShell will not install on pre-release builds of the aforementioned operating system.
== Quirks ==
* RUNONCE.EXE contains an unused bitmap resource that is a copy of the setup background used in Windows 95 builds 73f to 122; its dialog titlebar also references Windows 95.
== External links ==
* Microsoft Windows NT 3.51, 4.0.1054.1 - The Collection Book
Category:Public releases of Shell Technology Preview
Shell Technology Preview build 1057

Shell Technology Preview build 1057 (also known as Shell Technology Preview Update or NewShell 2) is a replacement shell provided by Microsoft for testing and debugging Windows 95-compliant applications in Windows NT. The end result is an early version of the Windows NT 4.0 shell and user interface, complete with icons and some feature additions. It was made available to MSDN users and well as on CompuServe/Microsoft's website.
== Installation ==
Shell Technology Preview can be installed on any version of Windows NT 3.51, but Briefcase support requires Service Pack 5 to be installed. Updating Windows NT (via Service Packs) requires uninstalling NewShell.
== File differences ==
Name 	Description 	Version
COMDLG32.DLL	Common Dialogs DLL	3.51
SHUPDATE.BAK	 	
STPULIC.WRI 	 	
== Gallery ==
=== Under Windows NT 3.51.1057.1 ===
Windows-NT-3.51.1057-STP-Boot.png|Boot screen
Windows-NT-3.51.1057-STP-Credentials.png|Credentials prompt
Windows-NT-3.51.1057-STP-StartMenu.png|Start Menu
Windows-NT-3.51.1057-STP-Paint.png|Paint
=== Under Windows NT 3.51.1057.6 (Service Pack 5) ===
Windows-NT-3.51.1057.6-STPU-Desktop.png|Desktop with Briefcase support
Category:Public releases of Shell Technology Preview
Shutdown Event Tracker

Shutdown Event Tracker (abbreviated as SET) is a functionality in Microsoft Windows, which tracks the shutdown activity of the operating system. If activated, it asks the user for a reason why the computer is about to be shut down any time the Shut down option is invoked. It also asks the user for a reason why the computer stopped unexpectedly after a improper shutdown or a Stop error.
==History==
It was introduced in Windows 2000 build 1946 as "Shut Down Reason", where its prompt appears after clicking OK on the Shut Down prompt. It was integrated into the Shut Down prompt and became the Shutdown Event Tracker in Windows XP build 2223, but it was not activated by default for the Advanced Server/Enterprise Server SKU until Windows Server 2003 build 2267.
Since Windows 8, the Shutdown Event Tracker appears as a flyout in the Start menu or the login screen. It was later removed in Windows 10 and onwards.
==How to enable==
Shutdown Event Tracker is enabled by default only for server releases, but it also can be enabled for client releases by using the following registry edit:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Reliability]
"ShutdownReasonOn"=dword:00000001
"ShutdownReasonUI"=dword:00000001
Alternatively, on Windows XP and later, the group policy "Display Shutdown Event Tracker" in "Computer Configuration → Administrative Templates → System" can be set to Enabled.
==Gallery==
Windows2000-5.0.1946-ShutDownReason.png|Shut Down Reason in Windows 2000 build 1946
Windows2000-ShutDownReason.png|Shut Down Reason in Windows 2000 SP4
WindowsServer2003-5.1.2267-Shutdown.png|Shutdown Event Tracker in Windows Server 2003 build 2267
WindowsServer2003-5.1.2430-Shutdown.png|Shutdown Event Tracker in Windows Server 2003 build 2430
Windows-Server-2003-Build-2493-Shutdown-Options.png|Shutdown Event Tracker in Windows Server 2003 build 2493
WindowsXP-ShutdownEventTracker.png|Shutdown Event Tracker in Windows XP
2018-01-09 173311.png||Shutdown Event Tracker in Windows Server 2003
WindowsServer2012-6.2.7904-SecurityOptionsWithSET.png|Shutdown Event Tracker in Windows Server 2012 build 7904
Category:Windows components
Category:Introduced in Windows 2000
Singularity

Singularity is a discontinued experimental operating system developed by Microsoft Research between 9 July 2003 and 7 February 2015.
== List of known releases ==
===Pre-RDK 1.1===
* June 2005 Compile
* June 2006 Compile
===RDK 1.1===
* Change Set 6601
* Change Set 6709
* Change Set 14495
* Change Set 14518
===RDK 2.0===
* Change Set 17067
* Change Set 31207
* Change Set 45126
* Change Set 48968
File:Help snigularity win7vpc.png|The 'help' command on Singularity RDK 2.0, emulated on Windows Virtual PC
Category:Operating systems
Slackware

Slackware is a Linux distribution created by Patrick Volkerding in 1993 and was based on the Softlanding Linux System. Slackware is the basis for many other Linux distributions, most notably the first versions of openSUSE distributions, and is the oldest distribution that is still maintained.
Slackware aims for design stability to be the most "Unix-like" distribution of Linux; it doesn't have a bug tracking facility or public code repository.
==Releases==
Version	Release date
 	17 July 1993
 	5 November 1993
 	2 July 1994
 	24 September 1994
 	31 October 1994
 	30 March 1995
 	24 May 1995
 	30 November 1995
 	3 June 1996
 	17 February 1997
 	11 June 1997
 	14 October 1997
 	9 June 1998
 	28 October 1998
 	10 May 1999
 	17 May 1999
 	25 October 1999
 	22 June 2000
 	1 July 2001
 	18 June 2002
 	19 March 2003
 	26 September 2003
 	23 June 2004
 	2 February 2005
 	14 September 2005
 	2 October 2006
 	1 July 2007
 	2 May 2008
 	10 December 2008
 	26 August 2009
 	24 May 2010
 	27 April 2011
 	28 September 2012
 	4 November 2013
 	30 June 2016
 	2 February 2022
 	in development
 	
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Slackware 15.0

Slackware 15.0 is a version of Slackware released on 2 February 2022. Slackware Release Announcement 
==Gallery==
Slackware-1080p-1-tty.png|tty
Slackware-15-livecd-with-kde-neofetch.png|neofetch
Slackware-15-xfce4-livecd.png|Xfce4 desktop
==References==
Category:Slackware versions
Slate

Slate is the default visual style used in Longhorn builds ranging from 4042 (Lab06_n) to 4093. It is forked from Luna and replaced the Plex theme in the role of placeholder for the heavily secured Aero theme, a fork of which, namely Jade, coexisted with Slate in later Milestone 7 builds. It is possible to find earlier bits of the Slate theme in the BLOB (STREAM in later builds) folder of its visual style resources, specifically regarding the taskbar, sidebar and sidebar clock, theoretically suitable for builds in the Milestone 5 and Milestone 6 ranges, thus demonstrating that this theme has been in development much earlier than it is commonly thought and has been kept away from regular Lab06 builds.
== Bugs and quirks ==
*Starting from Windows Server 2008 build 4066, the start button which appears when the sidebar is enabled suffers from a bug which makes it stretch in a low quality way. The hitbox does not reach all the way to the corner as well.
== Gallery ==
WindowsLonghorn-6.0.4042lab06nm7-sstartmenu.png|Slate theme on Windows Longhorn build 4042 (Lab06_n) without Sidebar
WindowsLonghorn-6.0.4042-Desktop.png|Slate theme on Windows Longhorn build 4042 (Lab06_n) with Sidebar
WindowsLonghorn-6.0.4051m7-sstartmenu.png|Slate theme on Windows Longhorn build 4051 without Sidebar
WindowsLonghorn-6.0.4051-Desktop.png|Slate theme on Windows Longhorn build 4051 with Sidebar
WindowsServer2008-6.0.4066prebeta1-sstartmenu.png|Slate theme on Windows Server 2008 build 4066 without Sidebar
LH4066_Desktop.png|Slate theme on Windows Server 2008 build 4066 with Sidebar
WindowsLonghorn-6.0.4074m7-sstartmenu.png|Slate theme on Windows Longhorn build 4074 without Sidebar
LH4074_Desktop.png|Slate theme on Windows Longhorn build 4074 with Sidebar
WindowsLonghorn-6.0.4083m7-x86-sstartmenu.png|Slate theme on Windows Longhorn build 4083 without Sidebar
WindowsLonghorn-6.0.4083-x86-Desktop.png|Slate theme on Windows Longhorn build 4083 with Sidebar
== See also ==
* Plex
* Jade
Category:Visual styles
Small Business Server 2000

Small Business Server 2000 is a software package featuring Windows 2000 Server and other Microsoft server products.
== Included products ==
* Windows 2000 Server
* Exchange 2000 Server
* Internet Security and Acceleration Server 2000
* SQL Server 2000
* Outlook 2000
* FrontPage 2000 
== List of known builds ==
=== Beta ===
=== RTM ===
=== Service Pack 1 ===
=== Service Pack 1a ===
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Small Business Server 2000 build 1059

Small Business Server 2000 build 1059 is a beta build of Windows BackOffice Server 2000 and Small Business Server 2000, released on 14 July 2000https://news.microsoft.com/2000/07/14/microsoft-announces-beta-availability-of-small-business-server-2000-2/. The Japanese version of the BackOffice Server SKU of this build was uploaded to the Chinese website BetaWorld on 21 December 2022, along with its base build and Windows 8 build 8419,https://www.betaworld.cn/BackOffice_Server_2000:5.0.1059.0 which was then shared on 29 October 2024.
==Gallery==
===English language version===
====Setup====
Windows-2000-Build-1059-Installation.png|Windows Setup
Windows2000-5.0.1059-Setup.png|Preparing setup
Windows-2000-Build-1059-Setup.png|GUI Setup
====Interface====
Windows-2000-Build-1059-Boot-Screen.png|Boot screen
Windows-2000-Build-1059-Logon.png|Login screen
Windows-2000-Build-1059-Properties.png|System Properties
Windows-NT-5.0-build-1059-Control-Panel.png|Control Panel
Windows-2000-Build-1059-My-Computer.png|My Computer
Windows-NT-5.0-build-1059-My-Documents.png|My Documents
Windows-NT-5.0-build-1059-Shutting-Down.png|Shutting down
Windows2000ServerSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
===Japanese language version===
File:SBS2000-5.0.1059.0-Japanese-Setup1.png|Text-mode setup
File:SBS2000-5.0.1059.0-Japanese-Setup2.png|Graphical setup
File:SBS2000-5.0.1059.0-Japanese-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:SBS2000-5.0.1059.0-Japanese-CAD.png| prompt
File:SBS2000-5.0.1059.0-Japanese-Login.png|Login prompt
File:SBS2000-5.0.1059.0-Japanese-ServerConfig.png|Server Configuration
File:SBS2000-5.0.1059.0-Japanese-Desk.png|Desktop
File:SBS2000-5.0.1059.0-Japanese-About.png|About dialog
File:SBS2000-5.0.1059.0-Japanese-SystemProperties.png|System Properties
File:SBS2000-5.0.1059.0-Japanese-Shut.png|Shutdown screen
File:SBS2000-5.0.1059.0-Japanese-SafeShut.png|Safe to shutdown screen
====Images published prior to upload====
BOS2000-5.0.1059.0-JPN-Installation.png|Installation
BOS2000-5.0.1059.0-JPN-Interface 1.png|BackOffice installer
BOS2000-5.0.1059.0-JPN-Interface 2.png|Registry Editor
BOS2000-5.0.1059.0-JPN-Version.png|Demo
===Miscellaneous===
====Japanese language variant scans ====
BOS2000Beta1Japanese version packaging.jpg|Package
BOS2000Beta1Japanese CD.jpg|6 CDs
BOS2000Beta1Japanese User Manual and Release Notes.jpg|User manual and release notes
BOS2000Beta1Notice and Confidentiality Agreement in Japanese Version Front.jpg|Notice and Confidentiality Agreement
BOS2000Beta1Notice and Confidentiality Agreement in Japanese Version Back.jpg|Ditto.
====English language variant scans====
File:Windows-2000-SBS-5.0.1059-Cover1.png|Front cover
File:Windows-2000-SBS-5.0.1059-Cover2.png|Back cover
File:Windows-2000-SBS-5.0.1059-CD1.png|CD 1
File:Windows-2000-SBS-5.0.1059-CD2.png|CD 2
File:Windows-2000-SBS-5.0.1059-CD3.png|CD 3
File:Windows-2000-SBS-5.0.1059-CD4-Outlook.png|CD 4 - Outlook CD
File:Windows-2000-SBS-5.0.1059-CRK.png|Resource CD
==References==
Category:Small Business Server 2000 builds
Small Business Server 2000 build 1176

Small Business Server 2000 build 1176 is the official RTM build of Small Business Server 2000, released on 21 February 2001.https://news.microsoft.com/2001/02/21/microsoft-announces-availability-of-small-business-server-2000/
== Changes ==
*Setup autorun banner and default desktop background have been updated.
* Small Business Server 2000 Setup Wizard has an updated restart dialog.
*The "To do list" MMC snap-in has been redesigned.
==Gallery==
Windows2000-Server-Boot.png|Boot screen
Windows2000ServerSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen 
1176-sbsconsole.png|Small Business Server Administrator Console
==References==
Category:Small Business Server 2000 builds
Solaris 2.3

Solaris 2.3 (SunOS 5.3) is a version of Solaris released by Sun Microsystems in November 1993. Support for this version ended in June 2002. This version supports only SPARC systems. OpenWindows has dropped NeWS in favor of Display Postscript. Support for SunView has also been dropped.
== Gallery ==
File:Solaris2.3 setup.PNG|Setup
File:Solaris2.3 desk.PNG|Desktop
Category:Solaris versions
Solaris 2.4

Solaris 2.4 (SunOS 5.4) is a version of Solaris, which was released in November 1994. Support for the Motif runtime has also been added. Support for this version has ended in September 2003.
== Changes ==
=== Clock ===
The time zone is now included underneath the clock.
== Gallery ==
=== i386 architecture variant ===
File:Solaris-2.4-i386-Setup.png|Setup
File:Solaris-2.4-i386-PassCreate.png|Create password
File:Solaris-2.4-i386-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:Solaris-2.4-i386-OpenWindowsSplash.png|OpenWindows - Splash screen
File:Solaris-2.4-i386-Desk.png|Desktop
File:Solaris-2.4-i386-uname-a.png|uname -a
File:Solaris-2.4-i386-xlock.png|xlock
=== SPARC architecture variant ===
File:Solaris2.4-Setup1.PNG|Setup
File:Solaris2.4-Setup2.PNG|Copying files
File:Solaris2.4-PassCreate.PNG|Create password
File:Solaris2.4-OpenWindowsSplash.PNG|OpenWindows - Splash screen
File:Solaris2.4-Desk.PNG|Desktop
File:Solaris2.4-uname-a.PNG|uname -a
File:Solaris2.4-Calculator.PNG|Calculator
File:Solaris2.4-CalendarManager.PNG|Calendar Manager
File:Solaris2.4-Clock.PNG|Clock
Category:Solaris versions
Solaris 2.5

Solaris 2.5 (SunOS 5.5) is a version of Solaris released in November 1995. Support for the UltraSPARC processor was added. CDE, NFSv3 (Network File System version 3) and NFS/TCP were added. Support for the line of Sun-4 computers which are VMEbus-based were dropped. POSIX.1c-1995 pthreads was added. Doors was added but wasn't documented until Solaris 2.6. Support for this version ended in December 2003.
== Gallery ==
File:Solaris-2.5-Setup1.PNG|Locale selection
File:Solaris-2.5-Setup2.PNG|Installation Program
File:Solaris-2.5-Setup3.PNG|System identification
File:Solaris-2.5-Setup4.PNG|Host Name
File:Solaris-2.5-Setup5.PNG|Time Zone
File:Solaris-2.5-Setup6.PNG|Initial
File:Solaris-2.5-Setup7.PNG|Copying files
File:Solaris-2.5-Login.PNG|Login prompt
File:Solaris-2.5-OpenWin-Splash.PNG|OpenWindows - Splash screen
File:Solaris-2.5-Desk.PNG|Desktop
File:Solaris-2.5-Unamea.PNG|uname -a
File:Solaris-2.5-Lockup1.PNG|Lockup - Screensaver
File:Solaris-2.5-Lockup2.PNG|Lockup - Login
File:Solaris-2.5-xcalc.PNG|xcalc
File:Solaris-2.5-xclock.PNG|xclock
Category:Solaris versions
Solitaire

Solitaire (also known as Klondike) is a card game that was bundled with Microsoft Windows from Windows 3.0 through Windows 7. The goal of the game is to arrange all of the cards in each suit in a complete sequence from Ace to King. The player wins if the player successfully manages to place all of the cards into their respective suits. Since Windows 8, an updated version of the game was introduced as part of the Microsoft Solitaire Collection.
Its inclusion in Windows 3.0 was intended to introduce computer users to graphical user interfaces and to familiarize them with using the mouse such as the drag and drop technique. It utilized the new Device Independent Bitmap facility of Windows 3.0 to display the color card bitmaps, making the game more graphically impressive than Reversi. It eventually became an iconic part of the operating system with The Strong National Museum of Play inducting it to its World Video Game Hall of Fame in 2019. As of 2020, over 35 million active monthly players have played Microsoft Solitaire with more than 100 million games played daily.
== Debug version ==
The checked/debug builds of Windows NT 3.51, 4.0, 2000 and XP include a debug compile of Solitaire in place of the standard one. It is unique from the free/retail compile in that it sets decks up by a game number instead of randomly (akin to FreeCell) and includes a hidden menu between the Game and Help tabs for accessing select debug features. These debug features include manually changing the game number, printing numbers to represent the size of each deck, automatically win the game, or cause an assertion error that doesn't crash the application.
The free/retail versions of Solitaire lacks the debug menu, but the game number and assertion error dialogs still exist within the code for the version used up until Windows Vista build 5212.
== Gallery ==
Win30asol.png|Solitaire in Windows 3.0
Windows-3.1.103-Solitare.png|Solitaire in Windows 3.1x
WindowsNT4-RTM-DebugSolitare.png|Solitaire in the checked builds of Windows NT 4.0
Windows98-Solitaire.png|Solitaire in Windows 98
Windows2000-Solitaire.png||Solitaire in Windows 2000
WindowsXP-RTM-Solitaire.png|Solitaire in Windows XP
WindowsVista-6.0.5219-Solitaire.png|Solitaire in Windows Vista build 5219
== See also ==
* Spider Solitaire
* Hearts
* FreeCell
Category:Games
Category:Introduced in Windows 3.0
Spider Solitaire

Spider Solitaire is a card game, the objective of which is to uncover all the hidden cards by moving cards from one column to another to place cards in sequential order from King to Ace using the fewest moves possible to clear the board. The player wins if the player successfully manages to match and place the cards to their respective suits. It was initially introduced as part of the Microsoft Plus! 98 pack for Windows 98 and was later bundled with Windows Me through Windows 7. Since Windows 10, an updated version of the game is available as part of the Microsoft Solitaire Collection. 
==See also==
*Solitaire
*Hearts
*FreeCell
Category:Games
Category:Introduced in Windows Me
SteamOS

SteamOS is the primary operating system for the Steam gaming platform (Available on Windows, Mac and Linux) and the Steam Deck hybrid video game console by Valve.
The first two releases of SteamOS are based on Debian 8.0, and SteamOS 3.0, which is announced by Valve in July 2021, is a Arch Linux distribution with a KDE Plasma 5 desktop.
== Gallery ==
=== Version 2.3 (Debian-based) ===
File:SteamOS Debian8 boot from CD.png|Boot from CD
File:SteamOS Debian8 auto inst.png|Auto install
File:SteamOS Debian8 desktop.png|Desktop
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems