Vine Linux is a Japanese Linux Distribution and may have limited language support.

Vine Linux is a compact and lightweight Japanese Linux distribution developed by Project Vine and many collaborators. Various considerations have been made so that you can work in a comfortable Japanese environment immediately after installation, and an operating system as needed is built with a core operating system that fits in a 2GB USB memory and a collection of additional packages called VinePlus. can. The well-established package manager APT and its simple user interface make it easy to add or update software.

Vine Linux 6 runs on so-called personal computers (Intel x86 compatible 32-bit systems and AMD64 / Intel64 compatible 64-bit systems) and can be used in any environment in the same way.

Anyone is free to participate in the development of Vine Linux, a free operating system that creates what the people who need it need.

The main target is individuals, SOHO, and educational institutions who want to use Linux as a regular OS.

We aim to reduce weight and speed without limiting or sacrificing applications, purposes, hardware, etc., and provide a comfortable operating environment in many environments.

It provides an environment that can be used generically with the standard configuration, and maximizes the effect.

Internationalization (i18n) such as menus and help is already working on each application. Therefore, the use of the Japanese environment is realized by many distributions. In Vine Linux, we will adopt patches that are meaningful only in the Japanese environment, which is difficult for other distributions to accept, and provide a localized (L10N) environment that is more specialized in the Japanese environment. Aim for that.

Also, since most developers are native to Japanese, bug reports, questions, requests, and participation in development can all be done in Japanese.

https://www.vinelinux.org/