Free Downloads for LINUX

Free Xandros Software & Open Circulation Xandros Installation

Nitix Micro Server

Download LINUX Operating System here, it’s a 30-day trial that you can convert to a licensed copy easily.  Try it for 30 days and if you like it keep it for $598 plus tax and shipping if applicable.

Free Download for Nitix LINUX here. To obtain a license for beyond the 30 day period, contact Contact Us.  You can either  boot from the CD and run the server from the CD without writing to the hard drive, or you can install the operating system on a PC.  Most AMD or Intel powered PCs with common chip sets will work. Warning, any data on a server past the trial period cannot be retrieved without a purchased license. You can purchase a Nitix Linux Operating System license here. One a license is purchased the trial can be unlocked past the 30 days.  What this means for those of us who love this OS (and you will love how great this works) is that you can try it out on the hardware of your choice for 10 days or so and either keep it there and purchase a Nitix Linux Operating System license or make the decision to purchase a new Nitix Micro Server or one of the larger models.

Oh did I mention it is an application server too, with the Linux Apache MySQL Php (LAMP) stack installed and ready to go for Open Source Linux CRM applications such as Sugar CRM which runs flawlessly on this OS.  More information on the Nitix Linux Operating System is here.

Free Download for LINUX Desktops

Ubuntu Linux

Free Xandros Download

Xandros Linux Open Circulation Version

Open Circulation Xandros installation is very simple.

Follow the link on this page

1. Download the .iso disk image file and burn a cd using the image file as a source.  Do not copy the .iso file to the cd and burn it. Your cd writing software should have a selection something like “create cd from image...”.
2. After creating the cd, boot the PC you wish to install Xandros on and enter the BIOS configuration screens.  Check that the PC is configured to check the CD or DVD drive for a boot disk before checking the hard drive or RAID array.
3. Insert the Xandros CD into the optical drive and boot the PC.  Follow the screens and accept the defaults and you should be OK.  If the system hangs or the network card does not work and you are using old hardware, you need to select the advanced boot settings to enable or disable APM or ACPI functions as appropriate.
4. That’s it, enjoy!  If you like the open source version, the commercial version is superior to the Open Version, Contact Us for a quantity discount, or see our SMB Linux desktops with Xandros preinstalled.

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