Ubuntu ServerPack is an operating system that allows you to deploy a Linux server or server cluster an Enterprise level.

The distribution is based on the codebase of the Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS operating system, which will ensure its long-term maintenance and use. It is ready to be used and integrated into any IT environment, including a heterogeneous one in which other servers are already present.

It is a self-sufficient solution, which allows its full implementation both in a completely isolated and closed corporate network without the possibility of Internet access, and in an open network with Internet access.

What's new:

The Ubuntu*Pack 24.04 operating system is available for free download, which immediately after installation provides a completely self-sufficient and configured solution with all the necessary software "out of the box", which makes it an ideal system for use both on a home or work computer, and for installation on new computer equipment when it is sold.

The utilities and tools built into Ubuntu*Pack allow for its full implementation with integration into any existing IT environment, including a heterogeneous one, in which other operating systems are already present.

Also, a large selection of pre-installed programs in the system by default makes it convenient to use both in a completely isolated and closed corporate network without the ability to access the Internet, and in an open network with access to the Internet.

Ubuntu*Pack is presented in the form of 10 independent systems with different interfaces: Ubuntu (from Canonical), GNOME, LikeWin (Windows 10 style interface), Budgie, Cinnamon, KDE (Kubuntu), LXqt (Lubuntu), MATE, Unity and Xfce (Xubuntu).

The main differences between Ubuntu*Pack and the original version of Ubuntu are already implemented updates, additional fine-tuning of the system, an expanded driver base to support various equipment, full support for playing/viewing/listening to multimedia files of various formats and additional programs not present in the original version, as well as the ability to run Windows programs.

A short general list of changes:

After a long pause, the UALinux CyberPack FaP 20.04 distribution has been updated.

This system is designed to conduct penetration tests, audits and assess the level of security. In skilled hands, it can also be used to identify vulnerabilities. This puts it on par with projects such as: Tsurugi Linux, Kali Linux, ParrotOS, CSI Linux, Sherlock Linux, BlackArch Linux, BackBox Linux.