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Guadalinex was an Ubuntu-based operating system promoted by the government of Andalusia (Spain). It is used in schools, public libraries, centers for elderly people and Guadalinfo centers.

Key facts

OS.family
Unix-like
OS.name
Guadalinex
OS.screenshot
250px|Guadalinex Logo
OS.latest_release_version
9.0
OS.caption
Guadalinex logo
OS.succeeded by
EducaAndOS (in the educational space)
OS.website
www.guadalinex.org (no longer works)
OS.source_model
Open source
OS.kernel_type
Monolithic kernel
OS.license
Various
OS.working_state
Discontinued

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Wikidata facts

Part of
Linux
Platform
IA-32
Official website
www.guadalinex.org
Image
Guadalinex-desktopv7.png
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package management system
dpkg
language of work or name
Spanish
inception
2004-02-23
Commons category
Guadalinex
Commons gallery
Guadalinex
GUI toolkit or framework
Cinnamon
software version identifier
V9
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Guadalinex was an Ubuntu-based operating system promoted by the government of Andalusia (Spain). It is used in schools, public libraries, centers for elderly people and Guadalinfo centers.

There were five different versions of Guadalinex: Guadalinex EDU (specially developed for schools by the CGA), includes Gnome Nanny Guadalinex CDM (for centers of elderly people) Guadalinex Guadalinfo (only used in Guadalinfo centers, where any person living in Andalusian rural areas can access the Internet for free) Guadalinex Bibliotecas (special version for public libraries) Guadalinex Mini (minimalistic Guadalinex distribution, suitable for old computers, and netbooks) In 2018, the Regional Government of Andalusia discontinues Guadalinex and the planned 10th version of Guadalinex never released.

Excerpted from Wikipedia’s “Guadalinex” article, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.

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