Linux Distribution: Download Whonix Torrents
2024-03-18
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Whonix (formerly known as TorBOX) is a Debian–based distribution which focuses on security. It aims to provide privacy, security and anonymity on the internet. This distribution consists of two virtual machines, a "Workstation" and a Tor "Gateway", running Debian GNU/Linux. All communications are forced through the Tor network to accomplish this.
System Requirements
Desktop Edition
CPU:
64 bit with AMD-V or Intel VT-X
Installation Medium:
DVD or USB
Internet Connection:
Required
RAM:
1 GiB / 256 MiB without graphics
Screen Resolution:
VGA 1024 x 768
Storage:
10 GB / 32 GB with Qubes 4.x
Downloads
New Feature: Hybrid Torrents
Hybrid torrents support the BitTorrent V1 and V2 protocol. Its support is not well spread out yet so we recommend that you still use v1 (aka the "torrent" column).
Virtual Box
CLI - 17.1.3.1
2024-03-18
amd64
amd64
2024-03-18
755
755
This version is good for Windows, macOSX and Linux. It doesn't come with any Desktop Environment, it's recommended for advance and expert users only.
Official torrent created by Whonix.
Xfce - 17.1.3.1
2024-03-18
amd64
amd64
2024-03-18
This version is good for Windows, macOSX and Linux. It comes with the XFCE Desktop Environment
Official torrent created by Whonix.
KVM
XFCE - 16.0.2.7
2021-09-11
amd64
amd64
2021-09-11
495
495
For an openly developed, free and open-source software (FOSS), GPL licensed hypervisor that can run Whonix, it is recommended to use Kernel Virtual Machine (KVM) that comes with the GNU/Linux OS. KVM combined with the VirtualMachineManager front-end should provide a familiar, intuitive and easy-to-use GUI. KVM uses libvirt.
Official torrent created by Whonix.
Arch Linux (26)
BSD (11)
Debian (17)
Gentoo (2)
illumos (2)
Independent (12)
Redhat (7)
Security (9)
Slackware (2)
Suse (4)
Ubuntu (29)
Void Linux (1)
Marketed as an operating system designed for users new to Linux-based computer systems. One of the operating system's built-in features allows users to change the interface to resemble those of Microsoft Windows or macOS.
