rolling (continuous updates)

• live desktop system for Personal Computers (32 or 64 bit Intel compatible processors)
• graphical desktop environment based on KDE Plasma
• 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 (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 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 for Personal Computers (64 bit intel compatibles processors)
• graphical desktop environment based on KDE Plasma
• 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 (8 GB are recommended)
• BIOS or (U)EFI with USB boot support

• a fixed disk with 30 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.

• KDE based live desktop system for standard Personal Computers (Intel x86 compatibile)
• top applications: LibreOffice, chromium, amarok, kaffeine, wine, gimp, kopete, audacity, k3b
• 3D graphical desktop support with open and proprietary drivers
• automatic hardware detection and configuration
• NTFS read and write support using ntfs-3g
• fixed disk installation interface

• processor: Intel Pentium III or higher or AMD K6/Duron/Athlon or higher
• 2 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 and MACs is supported 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)
• graphical desktop environment based on KDE Plasma
• live O.S. with fixed disk installation interface

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

• a fixed disk with 10 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
• LXDE light desktop environment with multimedia support for audio and video
• full networking support with the ability to perform updates and install additional packages

• a Banana Pi device
• a 4GB 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
• when memory card preparation is complete it is possible to use a disk partitioning software (e.g. gparted) to grow the disk partition size to fit the whole available space

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

• a Cobox device (based on Marvell Armada 510)
• a 4GB 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
• when memory card preparation is complete it is possible to use a disk partitioning software (e.g. gparted) to grow the disk partition size to fit the whole available space

• live desktop system which can be immediately used without installation
• LXDE light 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 (version 1, 2 or 3)
• a 4GB 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
• when memory card preparation is complete it is possible to use a disk partitioning software (e.g. gparted) to grow the disk partition size to fit the whole available space

• live desktop system which can be immediately used without installation
• KDE 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
• 512 MB of RAM (2GB is recommended)
• a storage device (USB storage, SD, microSD, ..) providing at least 2GB of space (4GB recommended)

The arm version can work on mobile devices like Tablets and Smartphones which meet the following minimum requirements:

• Linux kernel version 2.6.32 or later with gnueabi (aka armel) ABI compatibility and driver support for the storage device on which you will put the rootfs
• 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 (1GB is recommended)
• a storage device supported by the Linux kernel and the device (SD, microSD, USB storage, ..) providing at least 2GB of space (4GB recommended)

• live desktop system which can be immediately used without installation
• LXDE 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
• 196 MB of RAM (512MB are recommended)
• a storage device (USB storage, SD, microSD, ..) providing at least 2GB of space (4GB recommended)

The arm version can work on mobile devices like Tablets and Smartphones which meet the following minimum requirements:

• Linux kernel version 2.6.32 or later with gnueabi (aka armel) ABI compatibility and driver support for the storage device on which you will put the rootfs
• 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
• 160 MB of RAM (256MB are recommended)
• a storage device supported by the Linux kernel and the device (SD, microSD, USB storage, ..) providing at least 1GB of space (2GB recommended)

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

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