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'''Unity Linux''' is a very small Linux based distribution, that uses [[Mageia]] as a foundation. Unity Linux differs from Mageia by its use of tools and various packages that have to optimized to allow the ability to remaster ones own custom Linux Distribution. So Unity Linux consists of tools to create your very own Linux distribution, based on [[Mageia]].

==What is Unity Linux==

Unity Linux is a very small Linux based distribution, that uses [[Mageia]] as a foundation. Unity Linux differs from Mageia by its use of tools and various packages that have to optimized to allow the ability to remaster ones own custom Linux Distribution. So Unity Linux consists of tools to create your very own Linux distribution, based on [[Mageia]].

==What's the Purpose==

Unity Linux itself is not meant to be ran as a full on Linux install, though it can be, it has a very select set of packages and tools for one general purpose and that is to build a custom live linux distribution. These select packages that Unity includes are tools while core packages are based on [[Mageia]]. Unity Linux's tools can be shared with [[Mageia]] and then utilized by other distribution projects that wish to use [[Mageia]] as a base. So in essence if Unity Linux was to be compared to a physical tree, it would be a trunk that facilitates growth out to the branches, or rather any home based community projects (if any) based on [[Mageia]].

==Status==

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Currently Unity Linux is in it'sits very early stages. We have ported tools that we used in the past (on Unity Linux itself and past projects) to [[Mageia]]. At this point we do offer development ISOs that can be ran "live", but that are still very experimental.

==Source & Builds==