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### Jubilinux
[Jubilinux](http://www.jubilinux.org/) "is an update to the stock ubilinux edison distribution to make it more useful as a server, most significantly by upgrading from wheezy to jessie." That means we can skip many of the time-consuming upgrade steps that are required when starting from ubilinux.

- Download the latest [jubilinux.zip](http://www.jubilinux.org/dist/)
- Download version 0.1.1 of [jubilinux.zip](http://www.jubilinux.org/dist/)
- In download folder, right-click on file and extract (or use `unzip jubilinux.zip` from the command line) You will access this directory from a command prompt in the next step. It is a good idea to create the Jubilinux in your root directory to make this easier to access.
- Open a terminal window and navigate to the extracted folder: `cd jubilinux`. If using Windows OS use the command prompt (cmd). This is your "flash window", keep it open for later.

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