The makers of the Debian-based Nitrux distribution also work on developing a set of in-house apps called Maui Apps.
Nitrux has introduced a brand new shell for the Linux desktop, called Maui Shell, which can converge to also work on mobiles devices, such as Linux phones and tablets. Learn more here.
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