Jared Evans Global Microbrand

One of the advantages of an open-sourced OS such as Ubuntu is that you can take the OS and repackage it in any way you want then distribute it free of charge.  There have been a number of Ubuntu derivatives which are purpose-based or language-based.

Kubuntu – Ubuntu with the KDE Desktop Environment
Edubuntu – Ubuntu for Education
Ubuntu Server Edition – Ubuntu for Servers
Xubuntu – Ubuntu with the XFCE desktop environment
Gobuntu – A flavour of Ubuntu that strives to be completely devoid of software, drivers or firmware with restrictive licenses
Ubuntu Studio – Designed for multimedia editing and creation
Mythbuntu – Designed for creating a home theatre PC with MythTV

There are localized language versions such as Italian, Japanese, French, Lithuanian, Hungarian, Romanian, Polish, Nordic, German, or French.

However, I think this one takes the cake:

Ubuntu Muslim edition [screenshots]

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