MOFO Linux

Linux providing secure unrestricted connectivity.

Free Yourself with MOFO; Move Mountains With It.

Have you grown tired of being muzzled by your internet service provider - not allowed to visit websites for political reasons? Are you in an oppressive country that blocks your access to free and open discussion of important social issues? Would you like to use computers at public internet cafes without being subject to internet filters, surveillance, spyware, or malware? Would you like to use your own operating system on public computers and leave no usage tracks and block surveillance of your activities? If yes, then "MOFO Linux" is your solution. MOFO Linux is secure, free (as in freedom and beer), and effective in penetrating "national firewalls" designed to inhibit freedom of speech. This is a tool designed to help you be in touch with anyone, anywhere there is internet service.

MOFO Linux is a specialized version of Porteus Linux, designed for overcoming internet filtering and surveillance imposed by service providers, governments, or other entities. MOFO Linux has networking settings optimized for high speed, uncensored DNS resolution, and easy OpenVPN usage. It includes the Firefox web browser, Skype, office utilities, and multimedia software. Presently, it uses the KDE 3 desktop, and future versions will likely use LXDE, for speed and efficiency.

The MOFO Linux Desktop

A VPN connection in MOFO Linux

To use MOFO Linux, simply download the disc image, burn it to a CD, and use it as a boot disc. It can also be installed to a USB flash drive quite easily with the included installation script. MOFO Linux can be installed to the hard drive and used as the primary system with persistent changes enabled, so your files don't have to disappear at shutdown. For Windows or Mac computer users with Fusion, VMware, or VirtualBox, copy and boot the iso file for unrestricted computing within the virtual machine.

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To use an OpenVPN service with MOFO Linux, keep your *.ovpn, *.crt, and *.key files together on a memory stick or external hard drive. After starting MOFO Linux, connect the memory device or external drive to the computer. Navigate to the config file, with the ovpn extension, and click on it. The VPN should connect and thence encrypt your internet activity. To end your computing session, simply use the standard logout / shutdown options in the start menu.

MOFO Linux doesn not include TOR in its default configuration, but TOR and Privoxy can be installed by downloading and using this module: tork-0.33-pack-i686.xzm.

Remember - MOFO Linux is a special version of Porteus Linux, so whatever modules and tweaks are possible with Porteus are possible with MOFO. Visit the Porteus Forums forums to learn more about how this innovative system works. Further refinements to MOFO Linux (disk encryption, links to proxy and VPN services, etc) will be posted here, however, so do not look on the Porteus site for MOFO updates.