Previous Distributors of Tux Paint

PenPower "Mengtian T Broadwood" tablet

Tux Paint was included with PenPower's tablet which included powerful handwriting recognition.

WeTab

Tux Paint was available in the 'WeTab Store' for a MeeGo-based tablet computer.

ASUS Eee PC

Tux Paint was included on the 'Eee' sub-notebooks aimed at education users, from ASUSTeK.

Dell Inspiron Mini 9

Tux Paint was included on the 'Mini 9' netbook from Dell.

Elonex ONE

Tux Paint was included on the Elonex 'ONE' ultra-portable laptop, aimed at the education sector.

Reprise Computer Solutions

Reprise Computer Solutions was dedicated to providing systems for students with economic disadvantages.

Komputers4Kids

Komputers4Kids was a non-profit that gives computers to kids who cannot afford one for school projects.

Debian Jr. Project

Debian Jr was a custom Debian Linux distribution focusing on children.

edubuntu

Edubuntu was an official version of the Ubuntu Linux distribution customized for school environments.

eduKnoppix

eduKnoppix was a bootable live CD distribution of Linux specifically targetted for Italian schools

EDU-Nix Open Source Schoolware

EDU-Nix was a bootable live CD distribution of Linux aiming to provide U.S. public schools with Open Source alternatives to expensive proprietary software products.

klik

klik provided an easy way to download and use software for most major Linux distributions. Just klik://tuxpaint.

Knoppix for Kids

Knoppix for Kids was a version of the Knoppix bootable live CD distribution of Linux, aimed at parents, teachers and other school officials. (Available from Open Source Education Foundation and Tux4Kids.)

Klixxa

Klixxa was a complete play and learning environment (a Linux bootable live CD) for children between two and twelve years of age.

LinuxKidX

LinuxKidX was a educational livecd based on Slackware Linux. LinuxKidX has a gigantic list of educational softwares to children from 2 to 10 years old.

Qimo 4 Kids

Qimo was a desktop operating system designed for kids, based on the open source Ubuntu Linux desktop. It came pre-installed with educational games for children aged 3 and up.

tuXlab GNU/Linux

tuXlab GNU/Linux was the operating system used by tuXlab computer labs throughout South Africa.

ZenEdu Live

ZenEdu Live was an educational-oriented live CD version of the Zenwalk Linux distribution.

WinPenPack

WinPenPack was a collection of 'portable' Open Source software that fit on various sizes of USB 'pen drive' memory sticks.

GNUWin II

GNUWin II was a free software compilation for Windows.

K-12WinCD

K-12WinCD was a compilation of free K-12 educational software for Windows. (A companion to K12LTSP.)

FreeSMUG Suite CD

The Free OpenSource Software Mac User Group (FreeSMUG) Suite CD is a collection of open source software for Mac OS X. (Last updated 2011)

DoudouLinux

DoudouLinux is a system designed for children to make computer use as easy and pleasant as possible for them, and their parents too. (Last updated 2015)

Foresight Linux: Kid's Edition

Foresight Kid's Edition is a Linux distribution for children that features a number of education and entertainment applications, as well as the benefits of the Foresight GNOME EditioForesight Kid's Edition is a Linux distribution for children that features a number of education and entertainment applications, as well as the benefits of the Foresight GNOME Edition. (Last updated 2013.)

OSWINS DVD

OS school DVD was a collection of Free and Open Source software for educational use that run on Windows. The aim of their website was to make finding the software easier by categorising them by Key Learning Areas used in Education in Australia.

TheOpenCD

TheOpenCD was a collection of high quality Free and Open Source Software that runs in Windows, covering the most common tasks.

OpenDisc

The OpenDisc was a high qualiy collection of open source software (OSS) for the Microsoft Windows operating system.

WinOSSCDRom

WinOSSCDRom was a collection of over 690 Megs of Open Source software for Windows.

Colibris

Colibris was a free software distribution for students and teachers containing software for Windows and Mac. It was meant to provide open source alternatives to proprietary software, to prevent software piracy and make legal software available to schools and students.