
Try Linux Distributions Online
Browse Linux distributions, exact releases, and desktops, then launch an available target as a browser virtual machine. No local install required.
92 distribution families1247 available targetsFresh, private session overlay
1369 results
Clear filtersArtix Linux Rolling LXQtAvailableRelease: RollingDesktop: LXQtx86_64Launch the verified Artix Linux Rolling LXQt source image.View exact target
Artix Linux Rolling MATEAvailableRelease: RollingDesktop: MATEx86_64Launch the verified Artix Linux Rolling MATE source image.View exact target
Artix Linux Rolling XfceAvailableRelease: RollingDesktop: Xfcex86_64Launch the verified Artix Linux Rolling Xfce source image.View exact target
Bazzite 40 GNOMEAvailableRelease: 40Desktop: GNOMEx86_64Launch the verified Bazzite 40 GNOME source image.View exact target
Bazzite 40 KDEAvailableRelease: 40Desktop: KDEx86_64Launch the verified Bazzite 40 KDE source image.View exact target
Bazzite 41 GNOMEAvailableRelease: 41Desktop: GNOMEx86_64Launch the verified Bazzite 41 GNOME source image.View exact target
Bazzite 41 KDEAvailableRelease: 41Desktop: KDEx86_64Launch the verified Bazzite 41 KDE source image.View exact target
Bazzite current sourceAvailableRelease: Currentx86_64Launch the verified Bazzite current source image.View exact target
Bazzite Stable GNOMEAvailableRelease: StableDesktop: GNOMEx86_64Launch Bazzite Stable GNOME through OpenFactory's verified Bazzite source.View exact target
Bazzite Stable KDEAvailableRelease: StableDesktop: KDEx86_64Launch Bazzite Stable KDE through OpenFactory's verified Bazzite source.View exact target
Big Linux 24.04 KDEAvailableRelease: 24.04Desktop: KDEx86_64Launch the verified Big Linux 24.04 KDE source image.View exact target
Big Linux Current KDEAvailableRelease: CurrentDesktop: KDEx86_64Launch the verified Big Linux Current KDE image.View exact target
Big Linux KDE defaultAvailableRelease: KDEDesktop: defaultx86_64Launch Big Linux KDE default through OpenFactory's verified Big Linux source.View exact target
blendOS Current GNOMEAvailableRelease: CurrentDesktop: GNOMEx86_64Launch the verified blendOS Current GNOME image.View exact target
blendOS Rolling GNOMEAvailableRelease: RollingDesktop: GNOMEx86_64Launch the verified blendOS Rolling GNOME source image.View exact target
blendOS V4 defaultAvailableRelease: V4Desktop: defaultx86_64Launch blendOS V4 default through OpenFactory's verified blendOS source.View exact targetBodhi Linux 6.0 MokshaAvailableRelease: 6.0Desktop: Mokshax86_64Launch the verified Bodhi Linux 6.0 Moksha source image.View exact target
Bodhi Linux 7.0 MokshaAvailableRelease: 7.0Desktop: Mokshax86_64Launch the verified Bodhi Linux 7.0 Moksha source image.View exact target
Bodhi Linux 7.0.0 HWEAvailableRelease: 7.0.0Edition: HWEx86_64Launch Bodhi Linux 7.0.0 HWE through OpenFactory's verified Bodhi Linux source.View exact target
Bodhi Linux 7.0.0 S76AvailableRelease: 7.0.0Edition: S76x86_64Launch Bodhi Linux 7.0.0 S76 through OpenFactory's verified Bodhi Linux source.View exact target
Bodhi Linux 7.0.0 StandardAvailableRelease: 7.0.0Desktop: Standardx86_64Launch Bodhi Linux 7.0.0 Standard through OpenFactory's verified Bodhi Linux source.View exact target
Bodhi Linux Current MokshaAvailableRelease: CurrentDesktop: Mokshax86_64Launch the verified Bodhi Linux Current Moksha image.View exact target
BunsenLabs Linux Beryllium OpenboxAvailableRelease: BerylliumDesktop: Openboxx86_64Launch the verified BunsenLabs Linux Beryllium Openbox source image.View exact target
BunsenLabs Linux Boron OpenboxAvailableRelease: BoronDesktop: Openboxx86_64Launch the verified BunsenLabs Linux Boron Openbox source image.View exact target
How it works
From a browser test to your own Linux image
1. Choose a target
Pick a distribution family, release, desktop, and an available launch target.
2. Launch a clean VM
Use the real desktop in your browser. The temporary machine is discarded when the session ends.
3. Build what you need
For supported targets, select packages and settings, test the result, and download the built image.
Questions about trying Linux online
- Can I try Linux online without installing it?
- Yes. Choose an available distribution, release, and desktop, then open its launch page. OpenFactory starts a remote virtual machine and renders it in your browser, so you do not need to repartition your computer, create a USB installer, or install local virtualization software.
- Do files and settings persist between browser VM sessions?
- No. Each launch uses a fresh overlay over an immutable source image. Files and settings work normally during the session, but the machine state is discarded when the session ends. Each visitor gets a separate environment and never inherits changes made by another visitor.
- Does every catalog release have an exact launch image?
- No. Use the availability filter and the target page to confirm what can launch. Some historical catalog entries can use a current or compatible launch source. If an exact release matters for testing, verify the reported version inside the guest before relying on the result.
- Can I customize a distro after trying it?
- For supported build targets, yes. OpenFactory provides a separate builder where you can select packages, services, users, and security settings, test the generated image in a browser VM, and download the completed artifact. Build and output options vary by target.