Septor Linux – A privacy focused distro

Septor is a GNU / Linux distribution that provides users with a preconfigured computing environment to browse the Internet anonymously. It is based on the Debian “Testing” branch and uses Privoxy, a privacy-enhancing proxy, along with Tor’s anonymity network to modify web page data and HTTP headers before the page is rendered by the browser. In fact, many of these privacy-set distros are mainly based on Debian so it gives a good reputation for it.

What does Septor Linux distro provides to its users

Septor provides users with a preconfigured computing environment to browse the Internet anonymously, it uses KDE Plasma as the preferred desktop environment and also includes a launcher for downloading the latest Tor browser, as well as OnionShare for sharing. anonymous files and Ricochet for anonymous instant messages.

Currently the system consists mainly of the packages that make up Debian Buster and at the heart of the system we find the Linux kernel 4.19 as well as the KDE Plasma desktop environment in its version 5.14.3. According to the project task, for the pre-installed software, the applications that were considered suitable for the distribution of this type were selected.

Septor Linux is currently distributed as a single ISO Live DVD image containing packages optimized only for 64-bit hardware architectures and can be burned to a 2GB or larger USB flash drive as well as a DVD. And in fact its installation process is relatively easy and takes about 15 minutes to install this distro.

As we always say, Linux has an endless number of distros and each one may find one or the other better but what is undoubted is that these distros can help many of us.

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