Microsoft is going to hate this! The exact copy of Windows 11 as a Linux distro (ft. Wubuntu)

Wubuntu (Windows Ubuntu)

Wubuntu, sometimes referred to as "Windows Ubuntu," is an operating system that mimics every aspect of Microsoft Windows, including the new Copilot wizard, Edge, Onedrive, PowerShell, Teams, and so forth. However, it runs without the need for TPM, secure boot, or any other piece of hardware. You have a very quick, safe, and effective system that was developed with the Ubuntu operating system as a foundation. With Ubuntu, you can also run a variety of Linux, Android, and Microsoft Windows apps.

Wubuntu 11 Cinnomon

Fast, stable and very secure. For users who like Windows 10. This version is also for low-end hardware.

Wubuntu 11 Plasma

All the features of Windows 11 with speed & security of Linux.

PowerTools control tools

A robust toolkit called PowerToys is used to construct a software layer that is based on Microsoft Windows apps. PowerToys offers a variety of tools, including the Control Panel, Network Settings, One Drive, Android Support, and many more.

1. Control Panel

Using the PowerTools program, the Microsoft Windows 11 Control Panel has been converted to Windows Ubuntu. Everything can be used just how it is designed to.

2. System Properties

PowerTools has translated all sophisticated network settings to Ubuntu Windows. It's easy and natural to join a Windows or Active Directory network.

3. Android Support

Advanced Android system support with graphics acceleration for games, PlayStore, and other features is included in PowerTools. Use Wubuntu to run your favorite Android apps.

4. Accounts Support

Complete support for your Google, Microsoft, and other accounts is provided by PowerTools. You can easily include your accounts into the file manager using PowerTools.

Wubuntu system requirements

Wubuntu 11 Cinnomon

Devices with 1 core processor and 1GB of RAM.

Wubuntu 11 Plasma

Devices with dual core processor and 2GB of RAM

How to download & install Wubuntu

Step 1: Go to Wubuntu website

Step 2: Click "DOWNLOAD FREE" button and your download will start.

Step 3: Plug your USB drive/Micro SD card in your PC

Step 3: Go to Rufus website

Step 4: Click "Download"

Step 5: Open Rufus

Step 6: The Rufus windows will appear. In it, click "Boot selection" and then navigate to your Wubuntu ISO file.

Step 7: Click "START" and wait until it finishes.

Step 8: Restrart your PC and press your boot key. The boot key is different in different PCs.

Step 9: Select "Boot from USB Drive" or other similar option you see in the boot menu.

Step 10: You can try Wubuntu and if you like it you can install it by following the instructions given in the installer.