Wubuntu-11.24.04.2-x64.iso High Quality

Once booted, you will see a desktop that looks like Windows 11. Look for the "Install Wubuntu" icon on the desktop. Double-click it to launch the graphical installer.

The ISO is free to download, but after install you are repeatedly nagged to pay for a “Powerful Edition” (around $35) to remove watermarks, enable “full Windows compatibility,” and get updates. This is not typical for Ubuntu derivatives. Wubuntu-11.24.04.2-x64.iso

The development team has announced plans for version 11.24.10 (non-LTS) later this year, focusing on: Once booted, you will see a desktop that

The flagship "Windows 11" edition found in this ISO operates on a heavily customized KDE Plasma 5 desktop interface. It features a centered taskbar, a reconstructed Windows-style Start Menu, and an integrated system tray. (An alternative version mimicking Windows 10 is built on Cinnamon). The ISO is free to download, but after

Wubuntu (formerly Windows Ubuntu) has released its latest iteration, , continuing its mission to provide the most familiar experience for users migrating from Microsoft Windows to the Linux ecosystem . This version bridges the gap between the stability of Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and the iconic aesthetic of Windows 11. What is Wubuntu?

What makes Wubuntu so attractive to Windows users is its feature set. It doesn’t just look like Windows—it tries to act like it.

The Wubuntu-11.24.04.2-x64.iso file is a disk image of (short for "Windows Ubuntu"), a Brazilian Linux distribution based on Ubuntu LTS (Long-Term Support). The project was created by developer Rafael Rachid, with the first version released as early as January 2007 under the former name LinuxFX .