Ubuntu "children"

[weekend warrior]

Debian has plenty of "children" distros (http://www.debian.org/misc/children-distros) based on it, including ours obviously. Well, what about grandchildren? Ubuntu has only been around a little while but I know of at least two distros built on Hoary.

Gnoppix - http://www.gnoppix.org/

Molinux - http://www.molinux.info/ (in Spanish - from the gov't of Castilla-La Mancha)


Any more (K)ubuntu sons or daughters out there?

[somuchfortheafter]

i would really like to start work on ubuntu/gnoppix std however i do not have the time at the moment to work on this distro, but it certainly would be a great help to have this distro... knoppix std is great but it is rappidly becoming outdate for many things...

[Brunellus]

Debian has plenty of "children" distros (http://www.debian.org/misc/children-distros) based on it, including ours obviously. Well, what about grandchildren? Ubuntu has only been around a little while but I know of at least two distros built on Hoary.

Gnoppix - http://www.gnoppix.org/

Molinux - http://www.molinux.info/ (in Spanish - from the gov't of Castilla-La Mancha)


Any more (K)ubuntu sons or daughters out there?
Guadalinex--the official distribution of the Andalucian provincial government (Junta de Andalucia).

[oddabe19]

I believe Beatrix is a 'fake' ubuntu. Debian with ubuntu repos (if iirc).

[bored2k]

Guadalinex--the official distribution of the Andalucian provincial government (Junta de Andalucia).
Guadalinex 2004 ROCKS.

[weekend warrior]

Guadalinex 2004 is based on Debian. Ubuntu will be the base for the next one, Guadalinex 2005. Is that right?

I found this notice (http://www.ubuntulinux.org/guadalinex) on it. Any idea when the 2005 edition will be ready?

[weekend warrior]

BeatrIX does indeed look like it's a daughter. This is what the developer said when he was on here a few months back.


Greets,

I'm the developer of BeatrIX, so let me tell you what we did and maybe that'll help or not, I dunno.

We started out by using the Knoppix boot loader, then straight into Debian.

For the release that, well, just got released (This is our second release; the first was a live-CD only.), we use Knoppix to boot into Ubuntu and for hard drive install we use a script we modified from the Kanotix distribution, which is another Knoppix derivative. After installed to hard drive, it's Ubuntu start-to-finish, I believe.

Cheers,

oskarku