DemiLovatoLinux

DemiLovatoLinux is a free and open source distribution of Linux based on the world’s most popular free operating system, Ubuntu, built around the GNOME desktop environment and designed from the ground up to be used by hardcore fans of Demi Lovato, an American actress and singer.

Available for download as a dual-arch Live DVD

Demi’s hardcore fans can grab this custom Ubuntu operating system from Softoware or by accessing the project’s homepage (see link above) as a dual-arch Live DVD ISO image or approximately 1GB in size, which will run well on either 64-bit (x86_64) and 32-bit (i386) instruction set architectures.

Beautified boot prompt

By default the Live DVD is engineered to start the live session without user interaction. The boot prompt, which can be revealed by pressing any keyboard key within 5 seconds, uses a beautiful red logo on a pitch black background and has been designed to allow Demi Lovato fans to try the operating system without installing anything on their computers.

Additional boot options include the ability to start the graphical installer, check the disc for defects (only if using a CD media), test the RAM for errors, as well as to boot an existing operating system from the local drive.

Awesome GNOME desktop environment designed for hardcore Demi Lovato fans

As mentioned, the default and only desktop environment of this Ubuntu-based operating system is GNOME, which uses a two-panel layout and a dark theme (including the icons). You can permanently install the distro on a local drive by using the “Install Ubuntu 11.10” shortcut from the desktop.

Default applications

Default applications include the Shotwell image viewer and organizer, Empathy instant messenger, Google Chrome web browser, Mozilla Thunderbird email and news client, Transmission torrent downloader, LibreOffice office suite, Banshee music player, Totem video player, and Ubuntu Software Center.

Bottom line

Are you a Demi Lovato fan? Do you love Linux? Then you should definitely download and try this open source operating system based on two of the most trendy Linux technologies: Ubuntu and GNOME.