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|release_date = May 10, 2011 |
|release_date = May 10, 2011 |
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|creator = Waves of the Future |
|creator = Waves of the Future |
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|country = United States |
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|language = English |
|language = English |
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|arch = x86 |
|arch = x86 |
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|size = 504 |
|size = 504.5 MiB |
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|download = {{link|url=https://crustywindo.ws/collection/Linux/quelitu-2.11.04.iso|name=quelitu-2.11.04.iso}} |
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|archiveadd = December 2021 |
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'''Quelitu''' is a bootleg [[:Category:Bootlegs based on Linux|Lubuntu 11.04]] distribution, which was created by |
'''Quelitu''' is a bootleg [[:Category:Bootlegs based on Linux|Lubuntu 11.04]] distribution, which was created by {{link|url=https://wavesofthefuture.net/|name=Waves of the Future}}, as a "lightweight alternative" for Ubuntu, for those who wish to "recycle" their computers, whatever that means. It released on May 10, 2011, and was added in December 2021. |
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The version of Quelitu on the archive is 2.11.04, based on Lubuntu 11.04, which is the final version released as a standalone OS. Nowadays, the OS comes as an [[transformation pack|installable program]] which converts existing installations of Ubuntu into Quelitu. As of this writing, the latest version of Quelitu supports Ubuntu 20.04. |
The version of Quelitu on the archive is 2.11.04, based on Lubuntu 11.04, which is the final version released as a standalone OS. Nowadays, the OS comes as an [[transformation pack|installable program]] which converts existing installations of Ubuntu into Quelitu. As of this writing, the latest version of Quelitu supports Ubuntu 20.04. |
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== Changes from Lubuntu 11.04 == |
== Changes from Lubuntu 11.04 == |
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=== Look and feel === |
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* The default theme has been changed to have a more green-ish tone. |
* The default theme has been changed to have a more green-ish tone. |
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* The background has been updated to a picture of a galaxy with absurd amounts of text, mostly detailing how to use the operating system. |
* The background has been updated to a picture of a galaxy with absurd amounts of text, mostly detailing how to use the operating system. |
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== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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=== Bootleg quirks === |
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* You no longer enter a username, password, or hostname in the setup. Instead, the hostname "ubuntu" is given and a user called "me" is automatically created. |
* You no longer enter a username, password, or hostname in the setup. Instead, the hostname "ubuntu" is given and a user called "me" is automatically created. |
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* The terminal background has been updated to have a green background. |
* The terminal background has been updated to have a green background. |
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Latest revision as of 08:24, 1 October 2024
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 The desktop of Quelitu | |
| Original OS | Lubuntu 11.04 |
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| Release date | May 10, 2011 |
| Author | Waves of the Future |
| Country | United States |
| Language(s) | English |
| Architecture(s) | x86 |
| File size | 504.5 MiB |
| Download link | quelitu-2.11.04.iso |
| Date added | December 2021 |
Quelitu is a bootleg Lubuntu 11.04 distribution, which was created by Waves of the Future, as a "lightweight alternative" for Ubuntu, for those who wish to "recycle" their computers, whatever that means. It released on May 10, 2011, and was added in December 2021.
The version of Quelitu on the archive is 2.11.04, based on Lubuntu 11.04, which is the final version released as a standalone OS. Nowadays, the OS comes as an installable program which converts existing installations of Ubuntu into Quelitu. As of this writing, the latest version of Quelitu supports Ubuntu 20.04.
Description
Appropriately for an environmentally-friendly OS, the default theme has been changed to have a more green tone. The installer has also been updated to be far more simplistic. Other than the theme and mild installer changes, the OS is the same as stock Lubuntu 11.04.
Changes from Lubuntu 11.04
Look and feel
- The default theme has been changed to have a more green-ish tone.
- The background has been updated to a picture of a galaxy with absurd amounts of text, mostly detailing how to use the operating system.
- The folder icon has been changed from blue to green.
- The "start button" has been changed from the blue Lubuntu Logo to the operating system's logo along with the letter Q on a green background.
Notes
Bootleg quirks
- You no longer enter a username, password, or hostname in the setup. Instead, the hostname "ubuntu" is given and a user called "me" is automatically created.
- The terminal background has been updated to have a green background.
Gallery
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CD boot screen
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Setup
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GRUB boot screen
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Empty Desktop
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Demo
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Shutting down
