Incoming distros

Distros ready to be evaluated:

The following distros have stable releases ready to be evaluated. These have not been evaluated for freedom yet, so they are not in the gnu.org "Free GNU/Linux Distributions" list.

• ConnochaetOS
  • http://www.connochaetos.org/

• FreeSlack
  • https://freeslack.net/

• Hyperbola
  • https://www.hyperbola.info/

• LibertyBSD
  • https://libertybsd.net/

Distros in development but not yet ready to be evaluated:

The following distros are in active development and have expressed a commitment to following the "Free System Distribution Guidelines" and an interest in being recognized by the FSF as a freedom-respecting operating system but do not yet have stable releases available.

If you have created a distribution intended to meet the free distribution guidelines and want to be added to this list for review, please see the information at http://www.gnu.org/distros. Reviewing the other pages in that area couldn't hurt, either.

• Gnuinos
  • http://gnuinos.org/
  • currently in beta
  • freenode:<aitor> there will be a stable release of gnuinos in august

• heads
  • https://heads.dyne.org/
  • currently in beta
  • freenode:<parazyd> no ETA for stable release of heads

Distros that have not been evaluated yet

• FreedomBox
  • https://freedombox.org/

Distros that are defunct or do not comply with the GNU FSDG:

This list is those distros which were evaluated and turned out not to actually be interested in fully complying with the guidelines, and/or project development had stopped:

• RawGNU
  • http://sortedbits.org/?page=systembuilder - developers confirmed to Jason Self that project is stopped indefinitely; was also using the standard kernel, etc.

• GNU+Linux from Source Code
  • http://katofiad.co.nz/wiki/Main_Page
  • ALERT: dead link

• Tlamaki
  • http://www.tlamaki.org
  • ALERT: dead link

• DelphOS
  • http://wiki.delphosproject.org/ (dead link) - developers confirmed to Franco Iacomella that is not yet usable, 1dec2010.

• Ichigo GNU Linux
  • A free distribution for devices with limited resources such as single board computers and tablets with sunxi processors. It includes the latest reverse engineered drivers and uses a modified version of linux-libre. The free bootloader will support full NAND.