An official Robolinux edition built around the GNOME graphical desktop environment
Robolinux GNOME is an open source, beautifully designed, and freely distributed live and installable computer operating system derived from the highly acclaimed Debian GNU/Linux distribution and built around the famous and modern GNOME 3 graphical desktop environment.
Distributed 64-bit editions
The GNOME edition of Robolinux comes in with support for modern machines that support the 64-bit instruction set architecture. Both ISO images have approximately 2 GB in size each, deployable on either DVD discs or USB flash drives of 2GB or higher capacity. They include a minimal boot menu that allows users to run the operating system in live mode without installing anything on their computers, as well as to directly start the installer.
Features a beautifully designed GNOME desktop environment
As mentioned, the distribution is built around the GNOME desktop environment, which has been designed from the ground up to look astonishing, with a transparent taskbar at the bottom edge of the screen and a very clean layout with an amazing wallpaper. Please note that you will have to login with the “live” username and “live” password when running in live mode.
Includes all the apps you’ll ever need
As expected for a 2GB+ distribution, Robolinux GNOME includes all the applications you’ll ever need, such as the Mozilla Firefox web browser, digiKam photo management program, DNGConverter DNG image converter, GIMP image editor, LibreOffice office suite, Skype VoIP client, Mozilla Thunderbird email and news client, Google Chrome web browser, Amarok audio player, KTorrent BitTorrent downloader, Audacity audio editor, and ISO Master ISO image editor.
Bottom line
In conclusion, the GNOME edition of Robolinux proves to be a great computer operating system designed for both old and modern PCs, as well as for users who want to migrate from the deprecated Windows XP OS.
