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There actually at such things.

Ubuntu Christian Edition
http://ubuntuce.com/

Ubuntu Satanic Edition
http://ubuntusatanic.org/scree...

Islamic Linux
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wik...

Even Nazis have one called Apartheid Linux, but I'm not linking to that.

Maybe everybody but me keeps up with all the strange little Linux distros.

Short Answer : There is only Ubuntu

Longer Answer: If your not interested in Linux your shouldn't. That is the short answer, and even if you are interested in linux you shouldn't. The reality is. Distributions [Distro for short] are just that collections packages [Applications/Modules Building Blocks that make up a modern OS with sensible selection of programs] together in essence a kernel[BSD/Linux] Userland[GNU] + Display Server[X and Wayland] + Windows Manager[KDE/Gnome/XFCE] + Office Package[LibreOffice Calligra Suite] + Internet Browser....you get the idea.

Now because Linux can be tailored for different processors processors [ARM;Mips...] different community is [Religious Christianity and Location Brazilian] Specialist [Boot Disks; Extra Secure]...but if your using any of these then you know why! there is even a Ubuntu Satanic Edition http://ubuntusatanic.org/news/ Satanists.

But mainstream there really is only Debian, Ubuntu(Popular Debian variant), and Fedora(You have heard of Red Hat) [Yes I could easily add a couple more :)]. In context of this article Mint should be considered Ubuntu without Unity[Its own Metro nighmare]

Seriously install a distribution its not hard.

There is only one distro suitable for government use: this one.

(This is not a joke.)

The Ubuntu Satanic Edition. This list had the Christian Edition, it really should have included the Satanic as well, which is just as much of a legitimate distro as they are both based on Ubuntu anyways. Yet for some reason this one gets snubbed regularly, even having difficulties getting listed at distrowatch for some reason (while their Christian brothers have no such problems).

The highlights

DansGuardian http://dansguardian.org/ web filtering not something I'm bothered with for myself but anyone with kids should be concerned with what their children see.

Its built into ubuntu christian edition along with bible study software and other religious junk but obviously would work for any ubuntu edition.

http://ubuntusatanic.org/screenshots.php ubuntu satanic edition has some really nice art work not mentioned in the article but in the comments also there is sabily A muslim edition of ubuntu. Other religions are available even one designed to run Amiga software on, http://www.xamiga.net/

musix is a fully open source multimedia debian based distro
caine is for digital forensics

DVL might be interesting if you have an interest in security

I was more partial to Ubuntu Satanic Edition

You should check out Ubuntu Satanic Edition.

I prefer the satanic edition http://ubuntusatanic.org/ muaaahhahhaahah :-)

there is a competing version out there as well.

They refuse because they do not written permission to use the ubuntu name. Something ubuntu regret doing for the christian edition

They refuse because they do not written permission to use the ubuntu name. Something ubuntu regret doing for the christian edition

Seeming as distrowatch refuses to list Ubuntu: Satanic Edition, but happily allows Muslim and Christian editions of Ubuntu I guess they're going to need the numbers.

Flagging the OS as a virus.

Pretty soon you'll click heal and your box will immediately start downloading something much more wholesome

As a contributor to Ubuntu Satanic Edition, I can tell you that you're wrong. I am a satanist. I submit to the dark overlord's rule, as he gives me abundant worldly pleasures. Why does Ladislav worry about this offending people? It's not a bad word and is another interesting distro to put on the list. Would people boycott his site for seeing Satanic Edition? Probably not, they'd instead send an angry email to the Satanic Edition maintainer.

From http://ubuntusatanic.org/news/ "What about Muslim and Christian editions?! It seems that your worries about trademark infringement and offensive material don't stop you from including those. I thought Distrowatch was supost to be a list of Linux distributions. Surely it your purpose is to reflect the world of Linux and not dictate it."

Then way is "Ubuntu Satanic edition" Banned from Distrowatch? http://ubuntusatanic.org/news/

... because they didn't name it Saucy Satan, Satanic Sloth, Slutty Salamander or any other fitting name, maybe?

Then way is "Ubuntu Satanic edition" Banned from Distrowatch?
http://ubuntusatanic.org/news/

No better time to switch to Ubuntu Satanic Edition!

FYI I'm not satanic, I just like the graphics.

http://ubuntusatanic.org/

i've been using ubuntu satanic edition. it's fast, slick and secure, but i have to sacrifice virgins once in a while.

Holy crap, how many versions of Ubuntu are there now? So far, I'm counting:

• Kubuntu
• Xubuntu
• Edubuntu
• Christian Edition
• Satanic Edition
• Muslim Edition

When is it going to be enough already?!!

off topic but I wonder what would happen if you put http://ubuntusatanic.org/ on dual boot with http://www.whatwouldjesusdownload.com/christianubu ntu

Following on from the runaway success of this http://ubuntusatanic.org/news/ and this http://tinyurl.com/nq9ut, I'm sure we'll soon have MAFIA, paedophile and Goatse *nix distros...the demand is there, c'mon RedHat, what are you waiting for?