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• live desktop system for Personal Computers (64 bit processor with AMD64 or compatible architecture)
• graphical desktop environment based on KDE Plasma
• live O.S. with fixed disk installation interface

• AMD64 or compatible 64 bit processor
• 4 GB of RAM (8 GB are recommended)
• BIOS or (U)EFI with USB boot support

• a fixed disk with 20 GB of free space or more

• traditionally ISO image file was intended to be burnt on a CD/DVD medium using an appropriate tool and performing the operation by writing the file as "disk image file";
• the ISO image file can also be used to start openmamba on a virtualization system (e.g. VirtualBox, VMWare);
• the image can be physically copied into a USB storage using a specific tool or the "dd" command:

  dd if=openmamba-livecd-snapshot-*.iso of=/dev/sdx bs=32M

• the ISO image file can also be installed and prepared to boot from a USB storage drive providing storage data persistence by using the "Install openmamba on a USB device" tool which is available from an openmamba desktop.

• live desktop system for Personal Computers (64 bit intel compatibles processors)
• graphical desktop environment based on KDE Plasma
• live O.S. with fixed disk installation interface

• AMD64 or compatible 64 bit processor
• 4 GB of RAM (8 GB are recommended)
• BIOS or (U)EFI with USB boot support

• a fixed disk with 40 GB of free space or more

• traditionally ISO image file was intended to be burnt on a DVD medium using an appropriate tool and performing the operation by writing the file as "disk image file";
• the ISO image file can also be used to start openmamba on a virtualization system (e.g. VirtualBox, VMWare);
• the image can be physically copied into a USB storage using a specific tool or the "dd" command:

  dd if=openmamba-livedvd-snapshot-*.iso of=/dev/sdx bs=32M

• the ISO image file can also be installed and prepared to boot from a USB storage drive providing storage data persistence by using the "Install openmamba on a USB device" tool which is available from an openmamba desktop.

• live desktop system for Personal Computers (64 bit processor with AMD64 or compatible architecture)
• graphical desktop environment based on KDE Plasma
• live O.S. with fixed disk installation interface

• AMD64 or compatible 64 bit processor
• 4 GB of RAM (8 GB are recommended)
• BIOS or (U)EFI with USB boot support

• a fixed disk with 20 GB of free space or more

• gunzip -c openmamba-diskimg-livecd-*.img.gz | dd of=/dev/sdx bs=32M

• after writing it is possible to use a disk partitioning software (e.g. gparted) to grow the disk partition size to fit the whole disk space;
• the system provides support for persistent data storing and an utility for installing the system on your hard disk;
• Boot on PCs through BIOS and (U)EFI;
• It is possible to use any other openmamba distribution variants (livedvd, livecd-light, livecd-gnome) by copying the corresponding .iso file and changing the openmamba-live.iso to point to it.

• live desktop system for Personal Computers (32 or 64 bit Intel compatible processors)
• desktop environment based on LXQt
• live O.S. with fixed disk installation interface

• processor: Intel Pentium III or higher or AMD K6/Duron/Athlon or higher
• 2 GB of RAM (4 GB are recommended)
• BIOS or (U)EFI with USB boot support

• a fixed disk with 15 GB of free space or more

• Traditionally ISO image file was intented to be burnt on a DVD medium using an appropriate tool and performing the operation by writing the file as "disk image file"
• The ISO image file can also be used to start openmamba on a virtualization system (e.g. VirtualBox, VMWare)
• The ISO image file can altro be installed and prepared to boot from a USB storage drive providing storage data persistance by using the "Install openmamba on a USB device" tool which is available from an openmamba desktop.

• live desktop system which can be immediately used without installation
• LXQt desktop environment with multimedia support for audio and video
• full networking support with the ability to perform updates and install additional packages

• a Raspberry Pi device (recommended: version 4 with 4+ GB of RAM)
• a 16 GB or bigger SD memory card

• insert the memory card and identify the corresponding device then replace /dev/sdx with your real device path in the following command
• run the following command from a console window:
  gunzip -c openmamba-diskimg-raspberrypi-*.img.gz | dd of=/dev/sdx bs=32M

• live desktop system which can be immediately used without installation
• KDE Plasma desktop environment with multimedia support for audio and video
• full networking support with the ability to perform updates and install additional packages

• a Raspberry Pi device (recommended: version 4 with 4+ GB of RAM)
• a 16 GB or bigger SD memory card

• insert the memory card and identify the corresponding device then replace /dev/sdx with your real device path in the following command
• run the following command from a console window:
  gunzip -c openmamba-diskimg-raspberrypi-*.img.gz | dd of=/dev/sdx bs=32M

• live desktop system which can be immediately used without installation
• KDE Plasma desktop environment with multimedia support for audio and video
• full networking support with the ability to perform updates and install additional packages

• Intel/AMD processor with 64 bit architecture support
• 4 GB of RAM
• a storage device (USB storage, SD, microSD, ..) providing at least 16 GB of space

The aarch64 version can work on platforms which meet the following minimum requirements:

• recent Linux kernel with support for the hardware platform
• the capability (dependent on the device technology) to boot the kernel and modify its boot options to set for example: root=/dev/sda1 or root=/dev/mmcblk0p1 or root=/dev/mmclbk1p1
• 4 GB of RAM
• a storage device supported by the Linux kernel and the device (SD, microSD, USB storage, ..) providing at least 16 GB of space

• live desktop system which can be immediately used without installation
• LXQt light desktop environment with multimedia support for audio and video
• full networking support with the ability to perform updates and install additional packages

• processor: Intel Pentium III or higher or AMD K6/Duron/Athlon or higher
• 1 GB of RAM
• a storage device (USB storage, SD, microSD, ..) providing 8GB of space

The arm and aarch64 versions can work on platforms which meet the following minimum requirements:

• recent Linux kernel compatibile with the hardware platform
• the capability (dependent on the device tecnology) to boot the kernel and modify its boot options to set for example: root=/dev/sda1 or root=/dev/mmcblk0p1 or root=/dev/mmclbk1p1
• 512 MB of RAM
• a storage device supported by the Linux kernel and the device (SD, microSD, USB storage, ..) providing at least 4 GB

• minimal root filesystem providing base packages for installing packages via chroot

• 32 or 64 bit Intel or ARM compatibile processor
• 128 MB of RAM
• a storage device providing at least 512 MB of space