Linux for everyone: home, business and the enterprise.
Linux already runs most of the internet, every one of the world's fastest supercomputers and the Android phone in your pocket. It is free, secure and built by a worldwide community. We help people and companies make it theirs.
Six reasons people and companies switch.
No licence fees
Use it on one computer or a thousand without paying per seat. The money goes into your business instead.
Secure by design
Careful permissions, fast security updates, and far less malware aimed at it.
Older computers, new life
Linux runs well on hardware other systems have left behind, so machines last years longer.
Your data stays yours
Open file formats and no forced cloud accounts. You decide where your files live.
Runs for years
The same system that keeps web servers up for years at a time, on your desk.
A worldwide community
Thousands of developers and millions of users improve it and answer questions every day.
Linux for business, for the community and for the enterprise.
Whoever you are, Linux meets you where you are, and grows with you.
For business
Lower costs and fewer surprises.
- No per-computer licence fees
- Office, email and the web, ready to go
- Computers that keep running
- Help from people who use Linux every day
For the community
Learn it, use it, share it.
- Free, open software for every task
- Apps you download and simply run
- Articles and answers from working programmers
- Your ideas and help are welcome
For the enterprise
Control, privacy and scale.
- Systems your company owns outright
- Data kept in your own building
- Private AI on your own machines
- Email for every domain from one server
From curious to comfortable in four steps.
- 1
Try LinuxDoors
Download LinuxDoors, a complete Linux operating system built with care, and try it on a spare computer.
LinuxDoors.com → - 2
Add your apps
Pick apps from the LinuxDoors AppImage Store: one file each, download it and run it. Nothing to install.
AppImage Store → - 3
Do your office work
Write documents, build spreadsheets and give presentations with LinuxUltraOffice.
LinuxUltraOffice.com → - 4
Get help when you want it
Have LinuxBusiness set up and look after your computers, for one person or a whole office.
Linux setup →
Moving a business to Linux, calmly.
A simple plan we recommend to every company that asks.
Start with one computer
Try Linux on one machine and one person first. Learn what works before changing everything.
Keep files in open formats
Documents, spreadsheets and pictures in open formats open anywhere, today and years from now.
Move the web and email first
Websites and email are where Linux is strongest, and they are the easiest to move without anyone noticing.
Show people, then switch
An hour of showing someone around their new desktop saves a week of questions.
Keep a way back
Keep the old system ready until the new one has proved itself. Then retire it.
Free apps from the Linux community.
Open code, free to use. More on the shelves at GoodBusinessSoftware.com.
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